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The specs for that folder says 2mm mild steel and I’d also check what the minimum bend radius is for 3mm.

Those 2 combinations might not allow it to be bent on that pan brake.

Hi aeroden

I have deleted your original aeroden username and renamed aeroden2 to aeroden seeing that you’ve already done the email confirmation on this username and posting via this username

Even I couldn’t open the thread, but going in via ulyanov’s profile and list of posts, I was able to delete the offending post and I can now open the thread.

So hopefully you all can open it now.

Unless you tick the save a copy box under the message at time of sending or don’t have the save messages ticked in your settings, you will not see any sent messages.

Default mode is set to don’t...

Done :2tsup:

Split into two threads.

https://www.woodworkforums.com/f163/tool-sale-256987

Pic of mesh with a rattle paint can to show size.

What about some woven wire mesh, I’ll get a pic later this morning for you

I’ve been using Kango bits from Bunnings lately and found them pretty good, much better than the Irwin stuff

Apologies, you had your ad listed in a table and therefore the right side of the ad was cut off due to being on an iPad and I couldn’t see the price.

I have edited your post to remove the table.

Please read BASIC Market Place rules PLEASE READ, particularly no 3.

Extractor for broken bolt, 5/16 is this the sized hole for the extractor to screw into

Price?

Pretty sure I’ve tried all of the above, they’ve all failed at some point. These have been with manual and elec guns rated from 8000 to I think 12000psi

Just bought these ones and they look good...

Not really a lot of welding, as Karl said, stitch weld it, would take me ten maybe twenty minutes to weld it after tacking it all together with the mig for a 6 or 8 mt beam.

I would have to fully agree with that, used to work for a steel company supplying lintels and the good old 7" grinder was the most efficient beast in the shop for cleaning the ends up once they had...

Looking at roughly 20mm difference between those two sizes from axle to outer edge of tyre, so really comes down to what springs you have in it, I'd be inclined to say that you'd be fine, takes a...

Only answering now as Neil (uBeaut) is quite often busy and cannot often reply till the early hours, but I can tell you that Neil has looked into it numerous times and it isn't as easy as it looks,...

Sorry Dale, started to reply to your PM the other day but got sidetracked then forgot :doh:

I can help you out, as previously mentioned I can also bring skates etc to move machinery within...

At the bottom right hand side there is an edit link, click this and you'll see an option to delete.

This edit link is usually only available for 24hrs from time of posts being submitted.

Hi Anne,

It had been reported and as a result was placed into moderation (not by me) but I have asked for opinions from the Mod Team

All looks fine to me, axle appears to be a solid one rather than pipe with sub axles.

Only thing I can see that might be a prob is where the end of the spring leaf rubs on the trailer chassis,...

PM sent

If the trailer has no brakes, then by law, the trailer including the weight of what you're carrying cannot exceed 750kgs so yes you will need brakes if you want to carry more weight.

A 2000kg...

It's not just you, it's Tapatalk.

Both these threads have details about it

http://www.woodworkforums.com/f36/any-section-i-can-try-some-testing-tapatalk-post-176401/
...

Cheers for the feedback, have reported it for Admin to look into it :2tsup:

Ok, wires 1 & 3 go to the burn back control with 4 & 5 going to the wire feed button.

Terminals numbered 1 thru to 5, 2 is empty

292217

Back of burn back control

292218

Ok, I'm back home, will look at mine tomorrow and take some pics :2tsup:

Scott, Admin have been advised.

In the meantime did you get an email confirmation and did you reply to that?

I have a 200 esab compact mig, not too sure on exact model but will check it out Monday or Tuesday, doing a run in the truck early in the morning and will be back home sometime Monday.

Thank you to those that have reported this thread but just to let you know, this username belongs to the admin/mods team and we're conducting some tests.

Yes, click on the Listing Owner Option to the top right on your first post and select End Listing or something similar, can't quite remember exact wording.

Michael

Did you read Neil's post immediately before your post? Would explain your problem if you're using Windows Internet Explorer

Yes I can help, can lift a tonne out to 6 metres and have skates to roll machine as well if needed.

Neil is talking about the mobile skin via a browser such as Safari or Chrome not through TapaTalk.

Here's a couple is screenshots to show what he means.
...

The Auctions section doesn't work with Tapatalk due to the format, you need to use a browser for the Auctions.

You can only edit posts for 24hrs from time of it being posted, if the edit link isn't showing at the bottom of the post, you time limit has expired.

PM me your name and address and I'll send you a small container with some Trefolex Cutting Compound

As long as it is under 5.72mb you should be able to

Did you try a breaker bar or a manual ratchet as well or just the Ryobi Impact Driver?

If you just used the impact driver, I'd suggest you try using a breaker bar and giving it a sharp rap with a...

You need to earn your privileges by proving that you're a bona fida member, once you've made a a certain amount of worthy posts, your privileges will increase. These enforcements are in place to...

Sounds like you either have a corrupt cookie/cache on your browser or you're using one that isn't compatible due to an upgrade maybe.

What browser and computer are you using? You may need to clear...

I'm with Vernon here, I have fully melted a 15amp plug on a 200amp MIG that was running just about flat out, machine is specified to run I think from memory on a 20 or 25amp plug, will check that out...

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It's all about using the next weld to counteract against the previous weld.

Just a quick sketch to to give you an idea.

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Starting at one through to ten, weld the face, flip over and...

If it's warping, it hasn't been tacked enough or you're either not doing consistent welds, too much heat or welding out of order.

I use sawhorses on an uneven gravel yard and can consistently get...

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Tack, check and tack again, then once all is done, weld diagonally.