Glas Basix Series Buttercream Blueberry Cake Nic Salt

Glas Basix Series Buttercream Blueberry Cake consists of silky layers of sweet vanilla cake, creamy buttercream and fresh glazed blueberries.

Glas Basix Series Nic Salts are best suited to Vape Starter Kits (Mouth to Lung) and Pod Vape Kits.

Nic Salts are extracted directly from the natural tobacco leaf, versus traditionally being made using a form of artificial nicotine called ‘free base’.

Freebase nicotine can be quite harsh on the throat and can cause discomfort for some vapers. Nic salts are absorbed into the body far quicker than standard e-liquid, so it provides a much quicker hit to keep your nicotine cravings at bay.

In addition to this, nic salts take away that harsh throaty aftertaste as they stay smooth even after being heated by your vaping device.

50/50 VG/PG

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Get Well Soon – Matt White 30cl Lotti Candle Jar (Box Of 6)

Add some sweetness to your collection with our Get Well Soon candle jar.

Perfect to help your customers send their good wishes to poorly loved ones, this cute 30cl matt white etched candle jar radiates warmth and care. Picture its soft glow filling a room with a cosy scent and the soothing crackle of a wood wick – a thoughtful gift when a friend or loved one is under the weather.

Let your candles be the cuddly hug they need and brighten their spirits as they embark on the road to wellness. Turn this candle jar into a beacon of comfort by pairing it with one of our fragrances and the beautiful European Golden Wax 464.

All our laser-etched designs are made with our in-house laser systems. While our EU warehouse has limited stock, we can accommodate bigger orders by contacting our customer services at [email protected].

Dimensions:

  • Inner Diameter – 7.6cm
  • Outer Diameter (Top) – 7.78cm
  • Outer Height – 9.16cm
  • Inner Height – 7.9cm (for wicking)
  • Outer Diameter (Bottom) – 7.6cm

    Please note:

    • Do not wash this product as it might damage the jar. Clean with a soft warm damp cloth.
    • All candle jars come empty. Pictures are for inspirational purposes only.

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    Geo Vintage Cut Glass Candle Jar with Lid – 250mls – White

    This is a very strong, thick glass jar and complies with ASTM 2179 AND 2147 testing methods. (Ensures glass is able to withstand heat and has no cracks or fractures)

    Measurements: Height 13cm, Width 8.5cm.

    Approximate Volume: 250mls

    We recommend 4mm Cotton Wicks for this jar.

    Note: The tip on the lid is slightly different to the Clear Geo Jar

    Finish: White outer spray finish*

    * As theses candle jars have undergone a water soluble paint finish, (rather than a solvent finish) they are more prone to scratching, so please take care when handling the jars. Washing, soaking and immersing the candle jars in soapy water will soften and deteriorate the finish. Use only a DRY – soft cloth (microfibre is best) to remove dust, prior to filling. The water soluble paint finish performs just like coloured glass during burning.

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    France U21s squad to face Ireland and Macedonia revealed

    Pierre Mankowski has revealed his list of France U21s players to face Ireland and Macedonia in upcoming EURO 2017 qualifiers.

    Goalkeepers: Mouez Hassen (OGC Nice), Mike Maignan (LOSC Lille), Paul Nardi (AS Monaco)

    Defenders: Jordan Amavi (Aston Villa), Presnel Kimpembe (PSG), Aymeric Laporte (Athletic Bilbao), Clement Lenglet (AS Nancy), Kurt Zouma (Chelsea), Benjamin Mendy (Olympique de Marseille), Steven Moreira (Rennes), Benjamin Pavard (LOSC Lille)

    Midfielders: Marcus Coco (EA Guingamp), Vincent Koziello (OGC Nice), Adrien Rabiot (PSG), Corentin Tolisso (Lyon), Remi Walter (AS Nancy)

    Attackers: Maxwell Cornet (Lyon), Enzo Crivelli (Bordeaux), Sébastien Haller (FC Utrecht), Corentin Jean (ESTAC Troyes), Georges-Kevin Nkoudou (Olympique de Marseille)

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    Geo Vintage Cut Glass Candle Jar with Lid – 250mls – Black

    This is a very strong, thick glass jar and complies with ASTM 2179 AND 2147 testing methods. (Ensures glass is able to withstand heat and has no cracks or fractures)

    Measurements: Height 13cm, Width 8.5cm.

    Approximate Volume: 250mls

    We recommend 4mm Cotton Wicks for this jar.

    Note: The tip on the lid is slightly different to the Clear Geo Jar

    Finish: Black outer spray finish*

    * As theses candle jars have undergone a water soluble paint finish, (rather than a solvent finish) they are more prone to scratching, so please take care when handling the jars. Washing, soaking and immersing the candle jars in soapy water will soften and deteriorate the finish. Use only a DRY – soft cloth (microfibre is best) to remove dust, prior to filling. The water soluble paint finish performs just like coloured glass during burning.

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    GD&T: A Step-By-Step Guide

    Time to read: 6 min

    Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) is the building block of modern engineering drawings. To learn the basics of GD&T, check out our GD&T 101 article which includes the definitions and utilization of: 

    • CNC machining tolerances
    • The Datum Reference Frame (DRF)
    • Interpreting GD&T Symbols
    • Applying Geometric Symbols to Engineering Drawings
    • The Feature Control Frame
    • Communicating Basic Dimensions
    • Material Condition Modifiers

    Now let’s put theory to practice and actually step through the GD&T process.

    Step One: Setting up the Datum Reference Frame

    Defining the datum reference frame is the first step to ensuring you have a drawing with proper GD&T. The datum reference frame consists of primary, secondary, and tertiary datums. The purpose of the datum reference frame is to restrict your component by fixing it with respect to the six degrees of freedom: X translation, Y translation, Z translation, X rotation, Y rotation, and Z rotation. The three datums should be mutually perpendicular to each other and selected in an order of precedence according to the following requirements: 

    1. Primary Datum should be selected on a plane that contains features that are critical to the function and/or inspection of the feature (think mating surface). It must have at least three points of contact with the part which are not in a straight line (a plane). 
    2. Secondary Datum should be perpendicular to the primary datum and have a minimum of two points of contact (a line). This datum often establishes the orientation of the second axis. 
    3. Tertiary Datum should be perpendicular to both the primary and secondary datums and must only form one point of contact (a point). The third datum feature contacts the third plane of the datum reference framework. 

    Datums should be selected in order of importance, depending on characteristics such as mating surfaces, easy-to-see surfaces, functional part surfaces, and surfaces with a large enough surface area to allow for measurements during inspection. Datum features must be distinguishably different features of a part. So, if a part is mirrored and a datum feature would have two identical possible locations, the datum feature must be identified on the part. 

    Pro-tip: Datums should be chosen with inspection in mind and should allow for measurements to be taken with respect to them — so they should be in tangible, accessible locations.

    For the purposes of this how-to-guide for GD&T, we will utilize the following solid model which shows a CNC machined block with holes. See Figure 1 for the selection of the datums. 

    Datum A, the Primary Datum, was chosen because it is the primary mating surface on the component, sets the orientation of the part, and the bolt holes are perpendicular to its surface. Remember, a primary datum should be chosen with the location of the critical feature in mind. Also, you should always consider how a part will be dimensioned prior to defining the datums.

    Datum B, the Secondary Datum, is perpendicular to the Primary Datum and sets the orientation of the second axis. Datum C, the Tertiary Datum, is perpendicular to the other datums and fixes the degrees of freedom of the part. Now we can dimension features off the three datums, providing reference points for dimensions in each direction. 

    Pro-tip: While we are using SOLIDWORKS 2022 for this step-by-step GD&T guide, you can follow along with any drafting software!

    Step Two: Dimension Your Drawing

    I like to start out by defining the most critical dimensions and tolerances that relate to fit, form, and function. Defining these dimensions and tolerances first gets me into a practice of thinking of the most important features so I can think of how to apply geometric tolerances. This often means first determining what the major mating surfaces are and whether they are classified as clearance, interference, or transition fits. The first rule when beginning to define geometric dimensions and tolerances is that all dimensions must have a tolerance. Why? Because all physical objects are imperfect and have variations or imperfections. So, in order to control these variations, we must define their limits as tolerances. 

    All dimensions are also based on the datum reference framework as a type of coordinate system. Dimensions can be one of the following forms: 

    • Reference Dimension: Features that have reference dimensions are for reference only, for visualization purposes. A reference dimension is called out on a drawing with parenthesis — i.e. (0.525) — and these dimensions are not inspected.  
    • Tolerance Dimension: Tolerance dimensions have tolerances without the rules of GD&T applied to them. They are typically represented with a ± symbol and a numerical tolerance value, or a lower and upper limit. 
    • Basic dimensions: Basic dimensions are those we apply the GD&T rules to. This is where you apply tolerances and theoretical dimensional limits with GD&T because they have some variation and can’t be precisely correct. Basic dimensions are placed in boxes and are typically used in conjunction with the location or geometry of feature control within the GD&T framework. 

    The below example is not fully dimensioned for illustration and clarity purposes, but it shows how to correctly apply reference, tolerance, and basic dimensions: 

    The goal of dimensioning a part is to ensure that every feature can be manufactured with the information provided. Any additional dimensions beyond what is required to inspect or manufacture the part should be marked as a reference dimension. As we can see from Figure 2, this part cannot be machined with the provided dimensions. For example, we don’t know the hole diameters or the radii for the filleted edges, among other dimensions. 

    Another rule for applying dimensions to a drawing is to only apply them to visible drawing lines and ensure they’re legible. I try to utilize even spacing of dimensions and have them flow in a logical order, without overlapping dimension markers wherever possible.

    Pro-tip: Walk through the manufacturing processes of your part to ensure you have captured all required dimensions. It’s also good practice to have someone else check your work!

    Step Three: Apply Geometric Tolerances (GD&T Tolerance)

    Geometric tolerances are defined using feature control frames, and there are over twenty GD&T symbols. For a refresher on how to utilize these symbols, check out our GD&T 101 article or our on-demand GD&T webinar. Note that each part typically has multiple features to which geometric tolerances should be applied, and any given feature can have multiple geometric features. 

    When applying geometric tolerances to geometric features, consider the function of the geometric feature at hand. For example, Figure 3 shows just one geometric tolerance of the center hole in our example part. This hole has a mating rod that attaches to this part, so its position with respect to datums B and C is critical for this assembly to function properly. So, you can see the true position geometric tolerance has been applied with respect to the secondary and tertiary datums B and C, respectively.

    It’s also important to remember that the geometric features of a component are related to each other and tighter geometric tolerances result in higher costs. 

    Also, note that geometric tolerances are not meant to replace dimensional tolerances, but to complement dimensional tolerances. Always ensure that the key characteristics of the part’s orientation, fit, form, and function are clearly defined with geometric tolerances. 

    Pro-tip: Review basic GD&T rules with this excellent (and free) resource. 

    Step Four: Quality Check and Tolerance Analysis

    As a general rule, you should always have a second set of eyes check your engineering drawings. You may think your drawing is well defined, with easily understood and measurable defined dimensions, tolerances, and geometric constraints. However, this may not always be the case. Personally, I enjoy the challenge of getting a 20-page-long drawing packet with the goal of fixing any errors present! So, spread the love to your coworkers — we all know engineers love finding and fixing each other’s mistakes

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    Gardco former president and chairman of the board passes at the age of 81

    Paul N. Gardner Jr., former President and Chairman of the Board of the Paul N. Gardner Company (Gardco), passed away on February 8, 2024, at the age of 81.

    Throughout his more than 40 years of active involvement with Gardco, starting in 1981, Paul Gardner Jr. played a pivotal role in the company’s success. Rising to the position of President and Chairman of the Board in 1995, he led with vision and integrity.

    Paul Gardner Jr.’s influence extended beyond his company to the broader industry. As an active member of American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) for over 37 years, he contributed significantly to the advancement of standards in the field of paint and related coatings. His family’s involvement with ASTM dated back over a century, with a lineage of influence tracing back to his grandfather Henry A. Gardner Sr.’s participation in 1908.

    Within ASTM Committee D01 on Paint and Related Coatings, Paul Gardner Jr. made a lasting impact. He demonstrated his commitment to recognising the dedication of fellow members by establishing an Awards programme. Through monetary contributions, his company established the Gardner Task Group Chairman of the Year Award, honouring sustained leadership in standard development. Additionally, the Euverard Innovation Award, endowed by the Paul Gardner Company, celebrates individuals who develop innovative test devices used in standards development under the jurisdiction of D01.

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    Preview: PSG vs ESTAC Troyes (28/11/15)

    Top meets bottom on Saturday afternoon as unbeaten PSG face winless Troyes at the Parc des Princes. The champions are in imperious form right now, sitting 13 points clear at the top of the table, and head into this match on the back of a 5-0 victory over Malmo in the Champions League. Domestically, they have won each of their last eight league outings.

    Troyes, meanwhile, are in real danger of being cut adrift at the bottom of the table, even at this early stage of the season. The visitors are currently nine points from safety, four behind second-from-bottom Toulouse, and have still yet to to taste victory since their promotion to the top flight. Anything less than a comfortable home win in this one will be one of the biggest shocks of the season so far.

    R.B.

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    Frosted Tumbler Jar

    Elevate your candle line with timeless Frosted Tumbler Jars. This highly requested candle container features a translucent, frosted finish that creates an ethereal glow from a candle flame. Made with blown glass, these straight sided tumbler jars are a cozy, versatile option for your product line. 

    We also carry the straight sided tumbler jars in additional colors and sizes.

    Looking for a lid?
    Straight sided tumbler jars have the most versatile lid options. 

    • Our Metal Flat Lids in rose gold, silver, bronze, gold, matte black, and black lend a modern, sleek aesthetic. 
    • Sustainable and stylish, 3.25″ Bamboo Lids add a contemporary touch. 
    • Glass Tumbler Lids in black, amber, or white provide an upscale feel that’s anything but ordinary. 
    • Appeal to both rustic and modern senses with the natural beauty of 3.25″ Pine Wooden Lids in brown, black, or natural.

    How much wax will it hold?
    See this information in the Properties section of this page. Learn more about container wax weight and volume.

    Looking for a wick suggestion?
    Check out our wick guide to see recommendations! Our recommendations are estimates and should be used as a starting point for your own burn testing.

    Looking for labels?
    Put the finishing touch on your candles with the perfect product label from Avery WePrint. Browse designs, create your own, and take 10% off all label orders!

    • Already have an idea of what you’d like to do? Head to avery.com to get started.
    • Not sure what label size or shape to use? Check out Avery’s Label Sizes Chart.
    • Looking for labeling tips or want to see the latest in design trends? Explore Avery’s Candle Label Inspiration & Ideas for your candle line.

    Need packaging for this jar? We have options!

    • Try our Kraft or White Straight Sided Tumbler Boxes! We recommend using either a lid, OR a tumbler box, not both.
    • For an upscale, tactile experience, try our Luxe Soft Touch Tumbler Boxes in Gray, White, or Black with or without a Metal Flat Lid, 3.25″ Bamboo Lid, or Glass Tumbler Lid. Our 3.25″ Pine Wooden Lids do not fit inside the box. 
    • Want a sophisticated and recyclable option? Try our Black, White, or Kraft Paper Candle Tubes with or without lids.

    Need shipping boxes?
    Flush Packaging offers durable shipping boxes custom fit to a wide variety of CandleScience vessels—ensuring your finished candles get delivered safely.

    Container Measurements
    These containers are blown glass, which means that the container dimensions may vary slightly due to the nature of the manufacturing process. Tolerance allowance is as follows:

    • Height +/-0.08” (+/-0.2 cm)
    • Diameter +/-0.06″ (+/-0.15 cm)

    Wholesale Ordering
    View our wholesale page for more information on ordering in bulk.

    Imported

    Container Properties

    Material GlassFinish FrostedTransparency TranslucentWax Weight (to Fill Line) 8.50 oz (240.97 g)Volume (to Overflow) 12.10 fl oz (343.80 mL)Height 3.39" (8.61 cm)Top Inside Diameter 3.06" (7.77 cm)Top Outside Diameter 3.20" (8.13 cm)Label Format RectangularLabel Placement SideLabel Width 10.00" (25.40 cm)Label Height 3.00" (7.62 cm)Prop 65 Warning No

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    André Ayew: “Now I am ambitious and we will see what happens.”

    In an interview given this evening to RMC, Swansea’s attacking midfielder André Ayew explained why he left Marseille this summer and discussed his transformation into a Premier League player more generally.

    How are you feeling at Swansea?

    I am a happy man. Things are going well, I like the town a lot, the fans, the club. I am very happy over there. Recently, we could have had better results, but it is ok, I am very happy. At the moment, things are going quite well for me. I hope that it will continue like that and also to bring us more victories because I think that we are not in the place we deserve. We just need to continue to work and to not be worried about playing our game. We are a team that plays and sometimes we pay for that. But when it works, we win points.

    What do you think about the level of the Premier League?

    It is a very good level. It is something else, a different mentality, a different way of playing. Lots of things have changed compared to France. Football is a universal sport but they have different assets, another type of mentality, which makes it much more intense. There is a lot more rhythm, shots, everybody is trying to attack and score. It is good for the people watching.

    Is Swansea a good springboard for you to get to a big English club?

    Before I signed for Swansea, I had offers from big clubs. It was a choice that I really thought about. I took my time, weighed up the positives and the negatives, my age, what I want to achieve in football and how I was going to get there. With my family, I took the decision to go to Swansea, somewhere where I had the confidence of the manager and the president at 100%.

    I really wanted to take my time to adapt to this league, in a good team. I did not want to go to a team where I would not play, that would not try to create, score goals. Swansea gave me everything that I wanted, in terms of football and financially. Now, I am ambitious and we will see what happens.

    Do you always have Marseille at the back of your head?

    Yes, I do not even need to say it. Marseille is inside me. I cannot spend one day without looking at the Marseille website or knowing what is happening because it is part of my life. Marseille is me, it is my entire life since I was little. I arrived there when I was very young, I played in all the teams up until the first team and I became an important player. I remember everything, I know everything that is happening there. Yesterday, there was a big game from the players (OM beat St Étienne 2-0), I hope that it will help them find the confidence again that they need.

    But it is true that I miss the Marseille fans, the people of Marseille because it is the first time that I leave like this abroad. I hope that I will see them again soon and it remains my family.

    Did the departure of Marcelo Bielsa affect your decision to leave Marseille?

    Yes and no because my case was not really Bielsa’s case. It was another situation because I was at the end of my contract and with the club we needed to first find a situation to extend. As we did not find one, it became a bit complicated. After that, with all the problems that the club had financially it was difficult to reshape my contract.

    It is true that in my head, my aim was not to say immediately that I was going to leave, not at all. Vincent (Labrune) knows that, everyone who was around me during this period knew that. Aside from that, on the other hand, I had this dream of discovering the Premier League.

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    Did Marseille President Vincent Labrune make the necessary financial efforts to keep you?

    He could not. Because I think if he could have done then he would have. It was even difficult for me to continue on the same salary. We met several times, we discussed it a lot. People cannot tell me otherwise. I had long discussions with Vincent. We tried but even for me to remain on the same salary, it was difficult. You also saw the policy. Whether it was Payet, me or Gignac, we were all replaced by young players, with big potential, who are going to become great players in the future.

    But they are not players with experience. Vincent could not, so we did not even talk further than that because it was difficult for him. He wanted me to stay, even though I had the dream of playing in England.

    Are your worried about your brother Jordan, who is not playing much at Aston Villa?

    No, he is playing, he has started 4 or 5 games. He has scored 2 goals. It is true that his debuts were difficult, a new coaching staff, a new team, a new country. He needed a bit of time but he is really starting to throw himself into it and when I speak with him he seems at ease, at home and it is good because I really think that he has the ability to explode in this league. I hope that one day, if we can, we will play again together in the same club.