Mine just arrived too, what an awesome piece of metal, can't thank you enough for the trouble you've gone to for us Richard.
Mine just arrived too, what an awesome piece of metal, can't thank you enough for the trouble you've gone to for us Richard.
And mine arrived too - complete with struggling DHL man :) I would also echo the above sentiments. Thanks
Peter
Lots of thanks from me as well.
Picked three plates up today from Derby via the Mark Rand infernal delivery service, two for me and one for Dave Sanderson who collected his tonight.
May I offer thanks for this opportunity to obtain a couple of nice pieces of alloy plate for projects as yet unthought of, but I'm working at it.
John S.
I've plans for one of mine which will involve a trip over to you to execute it ;)
Why would you need to execute a lump of aluminium. What has it done?
Mark Rand RTFM
Interesting thought, I acquired one last Monday, what sort of method would execute 30mm x 325mm x 1000mm Al. Electrocution?, that would be one big fuse!. Maybe I just don't know what I'm talking about and they're ex regional fuses for the local nuclear plant grid supply.
Well I am open to any useful suggestions as to how to convert it into a more practical profile for the Taig mill ;) John has some nice big guns that a little more effective at executing it then my little pea shooters :)
A rough calculation gives (unless I messed up)a 0.05 degree C rise if struck end on by the average lightning bolt.
Some of mine is destined to become a bit of gun actually....
thanks to all for the supply and delivery :)
Dave
In case anyone else is stuck my bandsaw will handle 18" x 12" rectangular and 13 1/2" diameter.
John S.
A little better than my junior hack saw :)
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