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Jaco Joubert
 Post subject: Re: Jaco's IBC system
PostPosted: Aug 31st, '12, 15:08 
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Last night I choped barrels in halve, was alot easier than I thought. Tonight I'm goint to weld GB stands if weather permits.


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Not really AP related but here's a pic of the barbeque/smoker that was on the right of previous pic.


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 Post subject: Re: Jaco's IBC system
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Thanks Charlie, I'll try to finish GB stands this weekend and upload some more pics on Monday, hope everything goes this easily...
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Some pics of work done this afternoon.
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And the final product.
Painted it but was too dark to take pics. Tomorrow I will finish other one and weld some pieces of angle iron onto feet to distribute weight a bit.


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 Post subject: Re: Jaco's IBC system
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Thanks for the pics :wave1:

Man, I have never seen a welder like that before, those older ones are bullet proof, I've got an old dinosaur stick welder in the shed that never lets me down.

Looks like a beautiful area you live in.
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Thanks for the pics :wave1:

Man, I have never seen a welder like that before, those older ones are bullet proof, I've got an old dinosaur stick welder in the shed that never lets me down.

Looks like a beautiful area you live in.

The old stick welders is alot better than this new DC inverters, I have an inverter at work and I only use it for TIG welding, for everyting else I use the old AC welders.

If you think thats beautiful you have to see the farm that I work on. Go visit www.delaire.co.za and check some of the pics there.
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Jaco I would put some support down the sides like this..(see photo) Once beds are full of gravel they want to buckle all over the place.
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 Post subject: Re: Jaco's IBC system
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Thanks for the idea, chainsaw. I might use some thin angle iron.
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i was going to say the same thing as chainsaw.. looks great, but you'll need support in the middle of the barrels, or they'll start to bow out
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keith wrote:
i was going to say the same thing as chainsaw.. looks great, but you'll need support in the middle of the barrels, or they'll start to bow out

When I filled them with water they started to bow at the sides in about 5min, at first I thought to put treaded rod trought the middle to hold the sides in but chainsaw's idea is alot better and easier.
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