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DAPPH
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looks like a crumple zone to protect the weight when he forgets how close he is to a wallWodzitfor . A cooopusher?
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Did this last week:
Steel frame, wooden treads and deck. Liked enough they want another one on the otherside of the house.
House being extended out and up. Shallow loft is now a full story.
Steel frame, wooden treads and deck. Liked enough they want another one on the otherside of the house.
House being extended out and up. Shallow loft is now a full story.
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Should add that the shed to the left is coming down, then I can finish the last bits of railing at that end and they didn't want intermediate bars on the stair rail. Platform is 1mt by 1.80mt, the stair .80 wide. She is an artist and the room above is her studio. Likes to sit on the 'terrace' and have a smoke.
The frame is two bits of 80x8 flat bar with a 20mm gap. Last time I used 180x8mm but not in stock and this looks nicer, 'lighter'. Bit more hassle, but not much.
Second one, a bit smaller, is going in Thursday.
The frame is two bits of 80x8 flat bar with a 20mm gap. Last time I used 180x8mm but not in stock and this looks nicer, 'lighter'. Bit more hassle, but not much.
Second one, a bit smaller, is going in Thursday.
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That looks useful.
Do you have to have any back stops in the steps to stop a foot on the wet wood slipping through ?
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What does ETM stand for?
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Started making a stainless boat trailer wider.
Been a while since I have done any stick welding but very happy with the performance of the wee EWM, also the Superon 316 rods seem nice.
Most welds today have been vertical up, a couple of pics of the welds that the EWM and Superon can do.
Slag chipped off.
Quick brush to get the oxide coating off.
Been a while since I have done any stick welding but very happy with the performance of the wee EWM, also the Superon 316 rods seem nice.
Most welds today have been vertical up, a couple of pics of the welds that the EWM and Superon can do.
Slag chipped off.
Quick brush to get the oxide coating off.
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Impressive vertical welding did you use any of the pulse you where testing out or just standard , big projects like these will get even better with all the practise
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Emery Tape Model?What does ETM stand for?
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Just the normal slow weave as it is not pulse.
I think the pulse is more suited to butt weld vertical up and possibly outside corners. Might have a few to do on this so if I do I will definitely try the pulse for them.
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Nope, they are well overlapped and ribbed. Before your foot slipped through(unlikely), you would get a nasty bruise on your shin a bit above the ankle. Depending on your clogs, 185mm up.
You want to see the spiral job inside, looted from a bar, and used to access the loft before the conversion. Very narrow and coming down, you are on your heels. Lethel after a couple of glasses.
The house is 'slightly' crowded... Apparently they lived in a commercial premise before, sort of factory. Suited her art and his music. But, it was far bigger than this house, so it is crammed with gear, despite frequent trips to the tip. Every room is packed with stuff, just enough space to get through. Very likeable couple and I have introduced them to a another client who is starting a gallery in a nearby place. She is a recent retiree from the Paris area and has lived in the States for a bit. Think they might get on.. I have been asked to sort the Gallery's lights out +a few other bits. It is a building in the garden of a friend who has an ancient place. He tends to rely on me for tech stuff, as his tool kit is a a curious electrical screwdriver, a pair of pliers and a crude hammer. All a bit pristine..
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Nice stuff, just curious.. Not many SS trailers about? What is that for? Very flat...
Wish my vertical stick was that good.
