Question

how to make handmade atlas

Answer 1

firstly take the pic of whole globe from internet then take printout
secondly .u drw the maps of all countries form respective continents
thirdly give shades by colouring it then wtite the names of all countries and city names in it
in different maps

Answer 2

Atlas Stone Making Tip 1:

Start by wiping down the stone molds and making sure that there are no dents or old concrete stuck to the inside.

Atlas Stone Making Tip 2:

Spray the inside of the mold with a silicone texture to make sure that the concrete doesn’t stick. This also makes for an easy release.

Atlas Stone Making Tip 3:

Use Quick Crete 5000 psi fast-strengthening mix (you can get this at any hardware store). Put concrete fibers in the mix to add extra strength.

Atlas Stone Making Tip 4:

When placing the mixture into the molds, always shake and stir the mold and mixture to make sure all the air bubbles come to the top of the stone, this helps press the concrete into the mold. Tap the outside of the mold when it is almost full to let all excess water and air pockets escape. If you don’t do this, the stone will not be as strong, it will not have a smooth surface , and it won’t look very good either.

Atlas Stone Making Tip 5:

Let the molds set for at least four days before cracking them out. It is best to allow the stone to cure in the mold for up to 21 days for max strength. After cracking the stone from the mold, use sandpaper to sand off any rough edges. After this, let the stones harden for another four days before lifting them (a total of eight days to harden and become stronger). The longer the stone sets without being lifted, the stronger the stone gets.

Atlas Stone Making Tip 6:

Add a foam ball insert or weighted insert to make custom weights. For example, I have an 18-inch stone that only weighs 160 pounds because I added a foam insert in the center; this allows me to get used to the bigger size of the stone and rep out with it. When I want to go heavy, I have another 18-inch stone “max stone” with a weighted insert that weighs 300 pounds. This Atlas Stone training concept is similar to kettle bell lifting in Girevoy Sport: perfect your lifting technique with one size and various weights.