Stuff you have made today

[sardine]

Made a genuine light sabre.

Let see if I can sell it to a cosplayer and get money out of scrap ?

 

[My Old Landy]

Made a genuine light sabre.View attachment 369903
Let see if I can sell it to a cosplayer and get money out of scrap ?

Steam punk maybe?

 

[sardine]

As used by the Shedi masters.

 

[Sergei Slovenija]

A frame for a technological module for preparing clean air with a screw compressor + an additional 500-liter receiver is mounted + a huge dehumidifier, then a refrigeration module + humidity sensor + carbon filter. All with automatic condensate removal valves. The output of compressed air from the compressor is 3/4", from the latest filter the output is 1/4" ... and again the entrance to a separate reactor with a diameter of 18 mm The designer was an entertainer. In metal, it turned out intricately. Dimensions 2000*800, steel pipe 80*40*2.5, 40*40, 40*20 and 4 wheels with bearings, 500 kg load capacity each.

Remove grease from black scale with acetone, spray with 2K epoxy primer and then paint with 2K Raptor Polyurethane Paint. Applying paint with a roller turns out economically and a good appearance.

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Assembly. Now we need to add a little chaos from the connecting pipes. The engineer who designed all this (dissimilar equipment) threw me a pig. In the dew point sensor, compression fittings with a thread size of 11 mm * 1.25 and a non-standard tube are used. All this will have to be redone, for Festo quick pneumatic connections. Tig welding and angle grinders, as always, will help out.

 

[highseas]

Been a busy 2 weeks but this will be the 4th shed I have done this year, each one better and more complicated than the last. I really love doing them!

 

[slim_boy_fat]

^^ A bit like a 3D jigsaw.

 

[fbiiburton]

Finally got them in, and stupidly forgot to take finished photos...but I did get 1, lessons learned from this, need to quote more time, measure 35 not 30 times especially when they are so far away, pretty certain iv made a loss, but at least customer was happy.

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Looks fantastic that

 

[DAPPH]

View attachment 370092Been a busy 2 weeks but this will be the 4th shed I have done this year, each one better and more complicated than the last. I really love doing them!View attachment 370093View attachment 370093View attachment 370097View attachment 370096

It's a great feeling when you get a big etrection like that .

One that you build up yourself and everything fits without alterations.
Was it a kit made to measure or one you made & welded up yourself & bolted up .

 

[dan.taylor.1]

View attachment 370092Been a busy 2 weeks but this will be the 4th shed I have done this year, each one better and more complicated than the last. I really love doing them!View attachment 370093View attachment 370093View attachment 370097View attachment 370096

Where abouts are you based in Cumbria? Are you guys doing ce marking on structural stuff?

 

[dan.taylor.1]

Made a small rack to hold the longer bits or stainless studding as I kept losing bits amongst the bzp stuff..!

Anything under 250mm ish goes in the drawer of that size stainless bolts.

 

[striker]

Tig arm rest. A blatant knock off from one I saw on here. I can't remember who's it was, but thanks for the idea!

 

[Morris]

I needed a gear lever for Wifey's Ford Pop project so a quick rummage saw a piece of stainless in the chuck and machined up. I don't have a taper turning attachment so the taper was done with the compound slide offset to 0.6 degrees. Needless to say this was a long job. There was then the long slow job of polishing it (I don't have a polisher).
The bottom is drilled to suit the stub on my home-made shift mechanism. It all works very nicely, just need a knob (fnar-fnar) for it now.

 

[Hitch]

33 of these done yesterday and today, amongst other things. Machined paddles welded on the ends of tubes, and polished out to 120g. Weld then fluorescent penetrant tested for any surface defects.
They will all be welded onto a shaft next week.

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

Something different this week.

Wasn't a lot left underneath.

Yes. They did run the membrane over the joists. Stayed damp all year.

 

[Gragson]

Something different this week.

Wasn't a lot left underneath.

Yes. They did run the membrane over the joists. Stayed damp all year.

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Nice work, that will breath a bit better

 

[eLuSiVeMiTe]

Nice work, that will breath a bit better

Lifted it a couple of inches above the wall to allow airflow underneath.
Same with the step. Supports touching slabs have plastic underneath. Should last well.

 

[Tupers]

A little bit of TIG work to salvage a for leg that someone butchered. It’ll go off to a man with a mill to drill and thread the axle hole now.

 

[highseas]

It's a great feeling when you get a big etrection like that .

One that you build up yourself and everything fits without alterations.
Was it a kit made to measure or one you made & welded up yourself & bolted up .

One I’ve made from scratch, just a little one compared to the last ones thou, I done that shed and its lean too to the right.... theirs now talk of a lean too left as well

 

[pressbrake1]

I made silly things

 

[Blobber]

Last bit of wood for the doors, made the centre bar out of timber rumaged from the wood pile, got a nice slope on the top and a bit of a slope underneath which should give a bit of drip