brightspark
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have u actually seen the size on the ground of insulators of pylonsI would love some of the real big insulators.
I'm sure this would be a seller if I could find a supply
have u actually seen the size on the ground of insulators of pylonsI would love some of the real big insulators.
I'm sure this would be a seller if I could find a supply
nooo b and q special blasting sand its perfect for ally and it even does block paving afterwardsYou'd be sweeping them up with the blasting media afterwards lol
H&S Alan dont do itnooo b and q special blasting sand its perfect for ally and it even does block paving afterwards
ok il stop using it after 40 years now u have educated me on the dangersH&S Alan dont do it
i blasted mine first cos they were painted then bead but they still looked rough. some will polish easier than others depends how old they are. i think the older and the more heat they have had the harder they get. these thing got hot enough to fry an egg on. no wonder theatres burned downdo they look ok sand blasted and bead blasted
I just thought I'd get in first lolok il stop using it after 40 years now u have educated me on the dangers
i'm thinking about another lamp. i'm still looking at it and scratching my head and lots of chin rubbing but it will involve this chap and some go kart alloys i'll post it when i'm happy how it looks.
Mine has a light inside but i want him sat on something related to tyres that one brings tears to your eyes poor bloke is sat on a spikeYour starter for 10......?
The light looks great and I do like the tripod.I just thought i'd show my theatre lamp that i polished and mounted on a tripod. I bought two of these in a very poor state and made a good one out of the pair. it took me ages to polish it looks like aluminium but i think there is a lot of zinc in it and with the heat over the years the metal whatever it is has gone as hard as hell. started off with 80 grit on the DA sander i also made some brass bits and bobs. it sits in the corner of my living room working on a timer. just thought you might like to see it and share yoursView attachment 137408
I liberated this a while ago from an old cinema about to be converted into "luxury apartments"
It's an old arc light. I want to put one of those filament LED lamps into it between where the electrodes go.
thanks very muchThat's stunning - beauty! Lovely to see it loved and rehomed..