Stuff you have made today

[Brad93]

Drawn on paper to prove then thought why am I messing about tracing this on 2D cad when I can draw it as a parametric and send straight to dxf. Few changes I'd make in future, in the corners, there's too much clearance. Then again in sheet metal it was set to 1.5mm and ive actually used 1.0mm.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

unless they lay on their back on the bathroom floor .

Depends on how raucous your parties are....it could happen!

 

[Bki26]

Drawn on paper to prove then thought why am I messing about tracing this on 2D cad when I can draw it as a parametric and send straight to dxf. Few changes I'd make in future, in the corners, there's too much clearance. Then again in sheet metal it was set to 1.5mm and ive actually used 1.0mm.

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Going for that scrapyard hot rod aesthetic I see

 

[sako243]

It will be damage to your legs & nether regions if you don't get the edges nicely rounded ED.... guess how I know

Are you going to put an Umbrella hole in the middle ? ( For those really hot/ wet Welsh summer days. )
You could put them on 150 mm lockable rubber tyred castors so you can wheel them in & out your man cupboard in between showers .

Pre rounded timber. Just need to sand the edges.

Why bother with casters when I have a JCB with pallet forks (that may or may not be how I moved them)?

Umbrella hole is easy enough with a drill...

 

[redlig]

It will be damage to your legs & nether regions if you don't get the edges nicely rounded ED.... guess how I know

Are you going to put an Umbrella hole in the middle ? ( For those really hot/ wet Welsh summer days. )
You could put them on 150 mm lockable rubber tyred castors so you can wheel them in & out your man cupboard in between showers .

You need 2 holes at least for the umbrella to allow for the passage of the sun.

 

[Brad93]

Going for that scrapyard hot rod aesthetic I see

I wanted to use stainless but didn't have enough. So steel it was, again thin on the ground so pulled this out of the lean-to. It will be painted with zinc primer then a decent enamel. I may well remake in stainless at a later date but need to prove concept first.

 

[Bki26]

I wanted to use stainless but didn't have enough. So steel it was, again thin on the ground so pulled this out of the lean-to. It will be painted with zinc primer then a decent enamel. I may well remake in stainless at a later date but need to prove concept first.

Well it does the job for a concept so I approve

 

[Morris]

I made these dashboard knobs for Wifey's hot rod project. I wanted them laser etched for function as per BIVA requirements and rang a local company who were happy to do them. When I got there it was sideline at a small engineering company. The boss was a nice guy and never charged for them as it was literally 5 minutes work.
Anyway, the result.

Happy with them.

 

[Onthespotwelding]

butchered an old Jerry can using the trusty parkside performance plasma cutter.

While the plasma cutter performed flawlessly, the user clearly needs more practice!
My new BBQ and it cost me nothing

 

[slim_boy_fat]

^^ You going to fabricated a cover for it, otherwise it'll turn into a [tiny] swimming pool.

 

[Onthespotwelding]

^^ You going to fabricated a cover for it, otherwise it'll turn into a [tiny] swimming pool.

Nope I will just stand it upright

It does have a few small air holes in the bottom to help the air flow

 

[Maker]

With nothing but a 3kw heating element, an ice cream tub, a PT100 probe and a massive PID powered brewery controller, you too can make yourself a precision water bath for sous vide!




I want to make "Onsen Tamago", aka 64 degree egg, you have to hold it at that temperature for an hour. According to wiki "The egg has a unique texture in that the white tastes like a delicate custard (milky and soft) and the yolk comes out firm, but retains the colour and creamy texture of an uncooked yolk." To be honest, that doesn't sound great, I like a cooked white and runny yolk, not the other way round, but I won't knock it till I've tried it, all it's cost me is an egg.

There's recipes online where they bring water to the boil, add some cold water, then add eggs and leave it ages, that sounds a bit arbitrary for my liking.

 

[dobbslc]

Looks deliciously dangerous!

 

[DAPPH]

I made these dashboard knobs for Wifey's hot rod project. I wanted them laser etched for function as per BIVA requirements and rang a local company who were happy to do them. When I got there it was sideline at a small engineering company. The boss was a nice guy and never charged for them as it was literally 5 minutes work.
Anyway, the result.
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Happy with them.

That's worth a couple of finished car & interior pictures , a mention of his work & thanks .
With their consent of course , the car in front of his workshop showing the company name .

Said pictures being sent to several of the car enthusiasts mags & online forums. .

 

[Prajna]

Not so much made as installed: we now have hot water up the mountain. It's a bailerina, basically a giant ghillie kettle. An armfull of firewood and an hour or so later you have 150l of piping hot water. Insulated, so it stays hot for a good while too. Just got a small leak to sort out on the pressure relief valve and need to swap the hot and cold feeds to the shower.

 

[zeppelin builder]

an aluminium rack for the grinnal made from old railings in the centre of dundee and some new stuff its for a wheelchair just need a bit of flatbar to finish

 

[zeppelin builder]

heres a weld photo 145 amps 2.4 wire
still got it lol

 

[God mode restorations]

Today I finished of five brackets for my lorry. A few hours of draw file work.

 

[Kram]

Acid, flap disc and a small flap wheel (die grinder/drill sort) got the galv off ready for turning. Does a flap wheel exist with a grinder flap disc like construction?
OD turned

I thought it was going to ring, it did, but the noise was pleasant.
Depth of cut wasnt enough to break chips but I wanted to keep it thick as possible.

 

[nickk]

One of two picnic benches
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Will find out what the damage is when I get the invoice from the builders merchants for the timber...

Stand the feet in waste oil for a few days each,once a year.