i don't do them anymore i used to do all the subcontract welding for Gibson Exhausts aka Allspeeds.Brad have you got any more photos of expansion chambers you're making?
I love em!
it was good work, but when i first started gas was cheap and so was electric and consumables. I was charging about £17 an hour then to just weld them part time on my evenings and weekends. When i went full time i obviously had to start charging a proper wage for them to cover overheads, my hourly rate was £35 to anyone else, but due to quantity and ease of welding i gave them a pretty good discounted rate. however materials kept increasing on their production side, then the company that rolled the cones for us in huge quantities and to great precision went under, so back to hand rolling and cutting, we started getting patterns laser cut which was a huge timesaver but rolling with pyramid is time consuming and requires a lot of patience and dressing on a mandrel.Ok that's a shame.
What's it for? Or have I not been paying attention?Bit more on this one today, 2nd load of arms welded on ready to hand over to our pro polisher. Back to me to straighten, and install the journals then.
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it's been a joy to see your aluminium welding come on leaps and bounds in the past year or so.Bulk head fuel tank baffled with a built in swirl pot
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It's effectively a mixing paddle for part of a cheese making machine.What's it for? Or have I not been paying attention?
Thankyou Bradit's been a joy to see your aluminium welding come on leaps and bounds in the past year or so.
What are you using? Generally on MS means too big cutting contact or radius, or for tougher steels, letting it rub with too small a feed rate as you get to the corner.And getting a decent finish on cold-rolled m.s. with insert tooling.
Is that a Freudian slip including both the ingredients and a washing M/C in the same photo?In between work stuff managed to get the sausage ingredients sorted for the butcher, cranberries soaked in port which are always a good seller this time of year and rough chopped mature Stilton with leek which are also popular, roll on friday and we can have a cook up!
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No thats the dogs washing machine, I wouldnt use that one!Is that a Freudian slip including both the ingredients and a washing M/C in the same photo?
You have a dog that can use a washing machine? Amazing!No thats the dogs washing machine, I wouldnt use that one!
You put the dogs in the washing machine - don't let ours know he hates getting wetNo thats the dogs washing machine, I wouldnt use that one!
No thats the dogs washing machine, I wouldnt use that one!
You have a dog that can use a washing machine? Amazing!
They are poodles