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RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
(03-19-2015, 04:45 PM)EdK Wrote: You're pushing your luck Dave.
Ed
I know but it is good fun
DaveH
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
And these,
[attachment=10346]
Perfect she said
DaveH
RE: A Boma - EdK - 03-19-2015
That looks like a waste basket to me.
Ed
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
(03-19-2015, 05:13 PM)EdK Wrote: That looks like a waste basket to me.
Ed
Don't you start
DaveH
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
I'm not too keen on them, the paint burns off, then they go rusty and look a mess.
Stainless steel - too expensive.
DaveH
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
A stainless steel one may look nice.
[attachment=10347]
DaveH
RE: A Boma - vtsteam - 03-19-2015
Might be a reason to buy a spot welder for the stainless.
Then when it will only do up to 1/8", you could say, you need to rivet it in thicker stock for safety reasons, so send for some stainless rod.
When that causes you to hit your thumb (just use some purple and black magic marker) tell her a TIG rig is too expensive, mybe you should just give up........unless?
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
Riveting - that's too many holes to drill
DaveH
RE: A Boma - vtsteam - 03-19-2015
Good point -- add that to the list of problems that will get you a TIG in the end.....
RE: A Boma - DaveH - 03-19-2015
I'm trying to find out if I can just stick weld it?
http://metalworkingfun.com/showthread.php?tid=2590
DaveH