I made this today (well yesterday but I fitted it today). Just a bit of 12mm thick flat bar with a bit of pipe welded on the end and a bolt hole in the other, a rubber bung down the pipe to hold the jet tube to dampen vibrations and hooked it up to a diesel jetwash bowser.
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It's for keeping the dust to a minimum when breaking out concrete. Site were so impressed with it they gave me a voucher for a free breakfast
Nothing worse than a heap of grinding. Grinding dust gets everywhere..ruins my old woman's Dyson...
LOL. Yes have got loads of different size of sheet steel as I wentered shopping this week. And got every other size via the one I want. Wanted 1.5mm. Got 1mm.2.5mm.3mm ect.I don't think it'll last long made out of paper mate. It needs to be fabricated out of something like sheet steel
No expense spared here ..state of the art equipment lol ....I see you're using the CAD design system for the templates.
Have just spoke to a motor sports company and they use 2mm or 2.5mm . But always good to here other opinions.Can understand your thinking, my iveco daily when bleeding brakes you can see servo move, its solid no rust, but not un common for bulkheads to crack. Is there room for some cross bracing where box mounts? engine bay side? how do you stand with safety regs on something like this?
13 is seriously going some...View attachment 103608 Made 13 staircases today - welded and painted, loaded and gone. Regular job these, In batches of 60 odd, these are destined for London.
I would of least had three cups a tea on there...you don't mess about you guys...get in with the big stuffI am surprised at the lack of safety, that full mug of tea could have easily tipped those beams, obviously no risk assessment done....
Guys I need a bit of help here...the template I am making is 1.5mm steel..now on the drivers side I will be using a floor mounted pedal box. I have seen them mounted on a box that's welded to the floor pan. I would like to incorporate a box with the panel I will be making. But not sure if 1.5 mm is adequate for a pedal box.
Hi...my floor mounted pedal box will be very similar to the picture below....I have just finished making the bulkhead reinforcing plate that strengthens the footwell and the pick up points . I did make some inquiries and I was told plates reinforce are generally 2 mm 2.5 .You're standard pedal box fixed into the firewall would be 1 or 1.2mm normally I would think but will have some extra stiffness with ribs etc in the pressing. But I don't really understand what you are doing, maybe a sketch or mock-up required.
As a general rule I use 2mm for structural like chassis rails or strengthening plates and for body panels whatever was the original size which for my old Volvos is normally 1 or 1.2mm. I'm going to box in from the chassis rail to the bulkhead where it curves upwards from the floor, extra strength but it's also a rust trap. I will make that from 2mm and will be fully welded.