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Duckpond
PostPosted: May 18th, '08, 22:00 
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veggie boy wrote:
What's wrong with your drop saw. Mine goes through 5mm 50mmx50mm angle like butter.


i agree, r u trying to outdo my frames with some crazy nuke proof steel :wink:
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dunno, did you blokes cut them on 45's?

The wheel sit way too far forward on some of the cuts
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good to see its all happening steve. more time aping and less time posting from now on?
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steve wrote:
dunno, did you blokes cut them on 45's?

The wheel sit way too far forward on some of the cuts


on mine i can unbolt the back guide and move it to different positions, alternativly i freehand them with a 9 inch grinder
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Good to see Steve...How did you go getting the 3000L Fish Tub on the trailer?
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hope it was a big trailor :shock:
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not bad, had the choice of fitting it ON the trailer and being with in the wheel arches or one side in the trailer and over hanging the left, but much mroe secure. too the latter option ;)
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Can I come and help? I'll bring my own tools.
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the only tool you will need is a paperclip :geek:
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Steve, my stands aren't made with any 45s.. I'd email you a pic if the buggers hadn't stolen all my cameras.. Faye might be able to take a picture and send it through if you like.
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I have simply been overlapping the corners as the beds have no corners on them it doesn't seem to matter and it makes it soooo much easier. then I weld the legs on the outside, I reckon that makes them a lot more rigid and stronger than welding the legs on to the bottom.
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Did I miss something EB? Who stole cameras?
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Duckpond wrote:
steve wrote:
dunno, did you blokes cut them on 45's?

The wheel sit way too far forward on some of the cuts


on mine i can unbolt the back guide and move it to different positions, alternativly i freehand them with a 9 inch grinder

Can you place a block of timber behind the steel to push it into the line of the dropsaw to make the cutting easier?
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We had the shop broken into last week.. Cut the perimeter fence, smashed an external door the rifled through all draws and cupboards and made off with 2 digital cameras and my video camera.... :? We are now fixing the broken alarm system here, and the dodgy door is replaced with something that will hopefully break their foot next time...

5 weeks ago, I arrived home after a long day here at work to find my house was broken into.. Stole all sorts of electrical equipment including external hard drives with back ups of all AP stuff, plus cash and other bits n pieces... I'm on a run of good luck.. :?
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earthbound wrote:
We had the shop broken into last week.. Cut the perimeter fence, smashed an external door the rifled through all draws and cupboards and made off with 2 digital cameras and my video camera.... :? We are now fixing the broken alarm system here, and the dodgy door is replaced with something that will hopefully break their foot next time...

5 weeks ago, I arrived home after a long day here at work to find my house was broken into.. Stole all sorts of electrical equipment including external hard drives with back ups of all AP stuff, plus cash and other bits n pieces... I'm on a run of good luck.. :?


well you know it wasn't an aper as they left the pumps and fish in place.

sorry to hear about the invasion.
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