Ropes used to be made from natural fibres, such as jute, flax, cotton. These have been largely been replaced by products engineered from plastics.
Toys used to be made from wood, metal, cloth materials and ceramics. Plastics have made great inroads into this market.
Clothing used to be limited to natural products such as leather, cotton, and wool. These still have their place, particularly leather, but plastic sources now satisfy many needs.
Packaging has many materials added to the packers retinue - bubble wrap, cellulose and other adhesive tapes, and new materials such as the 'twinwall' card materials.
Pottery tools can be made out of plastic, medal or plastic. These tools are used to refine shapes.
Well violins are made from wood. Things like triangles and bells are made from metal. Not sure about plastic. But something like a guitar uses all 3! Like a wood used for the body, metal for the hardware and plastic for things like the scratchplate, tuner buttons n stuff.
Ukulele frets are traditionally made of nickel, but can be made of plastic or other metal.
The originals were made of a really high grade steel imported from Sweden. Steel is the metal used for them still, although there are plastic versions available, as well.
Clarinet bodies are usually made of wood or plastic, although some have been made of hard rubber or metal. Recently, some clarinets have been made of wood powder and/or carbon fiber in resin. Professional level instruments almost always have bodies made of grenadilla wood. The keys are made of metal, and the pads are made of felt covered with fish bladder or a synthetic material. Student mouthpieces are usually plastic, while better mouthpieces are made of hard rubber
Pottery tools can be made out of plastic, medal or plastic. These tools are used to refine shapes.
plastic, but before plastic, we used metal lol that wasnt what u were asking was it?
Thumbtacks are typically made of metal, such as steel or brass, and feature a sharp point at one end for piercing materials like paper or cork. The head of the thumbtack can be made of plastic, metal, or another material and is used for securing items in place.
gold , metal and plastic and coper and zinc
Well violins are made from wood. Things like triangles and bells are made from metal. Not sure about plastic. But something like a guitar uses all 3! Like a wood used for the body, metal for the hardware and plastic for things like the scratchplate, tuner buttons n stuff.
A yoyo is typically made of two plastic or metal halves that are connected by a bearing or axle in the center. The material used for the body can vary, with plastic, metal, wood, and other materials being common choices for yoyo construction. The string used with the yoyo is usually made of polyester or cotton.
Curry combs are made out of plastic, and some are metal. The plastic ones are used to get off dirt and stuff to dense for a brush. Metal curry combs are used mostly for removing dead hair. Hey there! So there is your answer.
A plastic straw is a small, thin tube made of plastic that is used to suck up liquids, typically in beverages like sodas and cocktails. They are single-use items that contribute to plastic pollution and harm the environment.
Plastic bins are containers made of plastic material for storing and organizing items. They come in various sizes, shapes, and colors, and are commonly used for storing household items, toys, clothing, and other goods.
Ukulele frets are traditionally made of nickel, but can be made of plastic or other metal.
Typewriters are typically made of various materials including metal (such as steel and aluminum), plastic, rubber, and glass. The body of a typewriter is often made of metal for durability, while plastic parts are used for components like keys and covers. Rubber is used for the platen and other parts that need to provide friction or cushioning. Glass may be used for the keys or typebars.
The black plastic used in plastic handles are a thermosetting plastic, typically Bakelite. Many other types of plastic, called thermoplastics will wilt and deform on heating.