KQ-407 · MERCURY/POOL
Mercury Pool
The interface reflected in a pool of mercury: a chrome surface with a sky-to-ground reflection gradient, ripples that spread from the pointer, and the page floating on it as ink in the metal. The ripples are a real height-field wave; the metal is a reflection model.
KQ-407 · MERCURY/POOL
Gaugeworks · the calibration bench
Three gauges, one bench kept true.
Every instrument on this bench gets checked against the same reference before it goes back on the floor. The readings below come straight off the gauges, not stand-ins.
Bore24.6mm24.6mm
Pressure6.3 bar6.3 bar
Torque42 Nm42 Nm
| Instrument | Range | State |
|---|---|---|
| Bore gauge | 0-50mm | calibrated |
| Manometer | 0-12 bar | drifting |
| Torque wrench | 5-80 Nm | due |
bench 3 · 21C
liquid metal
Install
One command — the source lands in your repo. Or copy it from the Code tab.
$ pnpm dlx shadcn@latest add @kinetiq/mercury-pool
Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| metal / reflection | number · number | — | How chrome the surface reads and how strong the environment reflection is. |
| ripple / damping | number | — | Ripple strength from the pointer and how fast it fades. |
| ink | number | — | How much of the page shows in the metal. |