i will say one thing you get my mind ticking over, im guessing you buy your metal in, are you able to sauce any free metal from anywhere. im always on the look out on my travels. all my best simon uk
Thank you Simon, honestly we've found it to be more cost effective to use new materials. By the time we take scraps and cut, grind, and sand etc there's too much labor involved to justify cost. Based of course on the type of work I do. If we were doing scrap metal art and could re-purpose without allot of cleanup it could prove fruitful. But where as most of my main work is sheet steel and bar it's nice not having too much prep work.
Great idea for scrap pieces.
..Some of the best projects come out of the scrap bucket. Well done sir...!
Thank you!!
Cool
Thank you
I will add an anchor to my list of things to make/sell, thanks!
They are a blast to make
Such an awesome project, and a great video! Borderline therapeutic! Thanks for sharing my brother! 😎👍🏻🔨🔥🔪
Thank you so much for watching and commenting
Very nice. I never thought to use a large magnet to help hold smaller work.
i will say one thing you get my mind ticking over,
im guessing you buy your metal in,
are you able to sauce any free metal from anywhere.
im always on the look out on my travels.
all my best simon uk
Thank you Simon, honestly we've found it to be more cost effective to use new materials. By the time we take scraps and cut, grind, and sand etc there's too much labor involved to justify cost. Based of course on the type of work I do. If we were doing scrap metal art and could re-purpose without allot of cleanup it could prove fruitful. But where as most of my main work is sheet steel and bar it's nice not having too much prep work.
sorry I got.a little mixed up when you were making the bills we call them flukes over here