Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work. - Thomas Edison
Just imagine how many things you could apply that mathematics to.
Holy Crap. Welding and all that stuff. Guess my earlier method of chop sawing boxed aluminum and threaded rods when assembling purchased low end bread racks was just too mundane, lololololol.Not to mention. Once you weld it, you've finalized your size....for the most part, unless your pull out the torch again.
I'm actually looking at welders right now. I am hopefully moving my shop in the next month or two and I will be setting up a welder in the new place. I've been looking into making a filter basin/sump for the washout booth, as well as new screen and squeegee racks and a few other shop do-dads. I'm pretty handy with a tig torch and I know a guy in town that does powder coating. Should be fun.Probably won't be any aluminum racks, as I don't think I can afford a good AC/DC unit at first. It will just be a DC machine for stainless and mild steel.I'll let y'all know how it goes.
It would be static what would be wrong with good quality rivets?
Anyone tried these?http://www.screeneez.com