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I have never heard of shot peening, can you explain?

no chemicals whatsoever touch this part, so would you agree that 7075 is the way to go?

no trying to make the part shorter i guess, thats how the force is being applied...... the slot would just be for looks.

ok here is an example of a part that i am talking about. http://www.breaksk8.com/engtips/part1.jpg http://www.breaksk8.com/engtips/part2.jpg http://www.breaksk8.com/engtips/part3.jpg 5 inches in length, 1 inch high and 1 inch depth Lets say that there is pressure being put on it lengthways...

ok, yes parts are showing stress cracks.... the parts are cnc machined, instead of making the parts thicker (more material) i am thinking of using 7075 to keep the weight the same but increase the strength. so how muich stronger is 7075 than 6061?

I currently use 6061 for machining my parts, what would be the advantage of using 7075? How much more money are we talking about? I also anodize my parts afterwards, will i get a different color anosizing if i go with 7075 ?

Thank you i will check into these, i know i baught some from www.usplastics.com and they were the real thin disposable kind and i didnt like those, im looking for the more fabric kind......

Hello I am looking for a Clean Room Type of suit for a tradeshow event, i would like it to be a cloth material and not a disposable outfit (which is all i can find) just wandering if anyone knows where i can get something like this?