Industrial Table Commission.

[Mick Annick]

I'd be tempted to measure the i.d. of the parallel holes, threaded bar, with steel pipe as spacers.

75 cms suggests table not bench, depending on your height, might be a bit low.

Best I come collect them..... Ha, ha.

OK, but only if you come south with me to help liberate ‘my’ tractor from @KemppiFrog

 

[Barking Mat]

OK, but only if you come south with me to help liberate ‘my’ tractor from @KemppiFrog

French members get together ?

 

[colnerov]

Hi, The lugs for a pierced cast iron screen? The holes in the bottom centre crossbars for a treadle? Sewing machine table?

Colin

 

[Mick Annick]

Hi, The lugs for a pierced cast iron screen? The holes in the bottom centre crossbars for a treadle? Sewing machine table?

Colin

A bit heavy for a sewing machine I think

 

[Mick Annick]

French members get together ?

OK, but we’ll need to go armed, I think @KemppiFrog won’t give it up without a fight!

 

[KemppiFrog]

My pitchfork will make you lot's eyes water! Aux barricades! Where are my beret and cullotes?

 

[KemppiFrog]

Only just noticed this thread! Or should I say my attention was prompted by Mick Like what is going on up at Arz...
Did a few legs for 'industrial' tables a while back and made a 4.6 mt. wooden dining table a couple of weeks ago with three X legs in 80mm squ tube.
Be paying more attention as this develops. We have a local laser place looking for work, but don't know about enamailing. Powder coating, yes, about half an hours drive away.

 

[KemppiFrog]

French members get together ?

More like a lynching mob....

 

[Mick Annick]

More like a lynching mob....

I don’t think you’re in much danger from us

 

[KemppiFrog]

I don’t think you’re in much danger from us

Humm, just took a break from digging the defensive trenches.

 

[KemppiFrog]

Thanks to all the members who liked my last post...
For those who might be joining the de-tractoring venture, you won't like the sharp sticks in rows waiting for you

BTW, the tractor has been wired to the transformer across the road. Not the LT side, but the HT. So bring your rubber gloves if sneaking in at night. Thats 11,000 volts, might tingle a bit.

 

[Barking Mat]

Thanks to all the members who liked my last post...
For those who might be joining the de-tractoring venture, you won't like the sharp sticks in rows waiting for you

Better go sharpen my chainsaw....


@Mick Annick ....

 

[Barking Mat]

Yeah, relaxing afternoon....

 

[KemppiFrog]

I actually had a share in one of those and flew a few others. A friend bought the one I shared, and flew it to Australia. First time for the type.
I will look out a link.
F

 

[Barking Mat]

???

 

[KemppiFrog]

???

Sorry; bit confusing..
Got distracted (cooking) and saw the Fry and Laurey one about flying a Tiger Moth... Getting old....
Anyway, here is the link about the friend who bought the one I had a share in. He still has it.

England Australia by Tiger Moth

Article by Ivan Rendall about the Tiger Moth flight from England to Australia 50 years after the original one; published by Flight International magazine, 20 May 1978

www.ivanrendall.me

KF

 

[Mick Annick]

Better go sharpen my chainsaw....


@Mick Annick ....

I’m coming, I’m coming…

 

[KemppiFrog]

The confusion was not helped by the girl from down the road turning up to show her ideas for a fire pit for a wedding on Saturday. I have to show her how to use the plasma to cut them out... Bit of realism might take hold. Nice designs, but on a rusty 50 gal drum? With all the bumps?
Back to the mushroom/spinage en croute...

 

[KemppiFrog]

Sorry to derail the original tread...Got carried away. But better than arguing corners in EF 1...

 

[KemppiFrog]

I’m coming, I’m coming…

I hope you aren't using naughty pictures