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24351 Ray Brandes
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Jan 1, 2003
11:20 am
You can get gold colored rope at fabric stores. They use to festoon curtains etc. -Ray...
24352 Andrew Mawson <andrew...
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Jan 1, 2003
11:41 am
... adequate furnace liner. I wonder how durable it would be? ... Ron, I make a 'crucible stand' out of dry silica sand and sodium silicate - just a squat...
24353 Ron Thompson
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Jan 1, 2003
2:35 pm
Yeah, that is kind of what I figured. Like Tom said, you still need a binder. Thanks, Ron Thompson On the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast USA Email me for...
24354 Bruce Mowbray
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Jan 1, 2003
2:42 pm
Mike, Are you one of those guys that can't pass up a perfectly good bedframe laying on the side of the road? (I am) Bed rails are made from really poor qulity...
24355 Andrew Mawson <andrew...
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Jan 1, 2003
6:42 pm
... bedframe ... some ... them on ... in this ... Bruce Mowbray Bruce, I don't know if it is the same in the States, but in the UK many of the steel bed frames...
24356 Brian Whatcott
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Jan 1, 2003
8:39 pm
... In the US, this is a folk material for making sheath knives, of which I was given one as a gift. It is reputed to be medium carbon steel. Hardenable, but...
24357 maaryarne@...
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Jan 1, 2003
9:50 pm
I too saw the commercial for this program. It showed people throughout the country coming out of supermarkets and showing their receipts to the reporter. In...
24358 Foundryman
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Jan 1, 2003
11:40 pm
For what it is worth, here is my simple solution for annealing steel. Once in a while, I make a knife or hoe out of old springs--read spring steel. To anneal...
24359 rlsvip@...
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Jan 2, 2003
12:29 am
<PRE>Try this link, they have lots of wax and can get bout anything. http://www.freemansupply.com/ thanks Rick. Happy New Year!!!!!!...
24360 james.barnes@...
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Jan 2, 2003
2:07 pm
Tom, I'm not sure what tabular alumina is, I have alumina hydrate. What I was considering, since I happen to have some lying around, is a mix of fireclay, ...
24361 Richard Spelling
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Jan 2, 2003
3:54 pm
Traded motor back for 1725 rpm 1hp motor Welded up tilting motor mount and bottom of muller, legs and braces. Will mount motor after paint (first time I'm...
24362 paul_probus <paul_pro...
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Jan 2, 2003
5:13 pm
Obviously I'm not purist, I think that is a great idea! If you put the piece of steel on the bottom of the woodpile, the ashes will cover the steel and as the...
24363 JohnW <john.walker@...>
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Jan 2, 2003
5:38 pm
Richard After reading some of the earlier posts I'm wondering why you didn't trade for a 2 hp motor? The current draw is directly related to the hp rating and...
24364 Keith Green
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Jan 2, 2003
6:09 pm
At my workplace, we have a 1/2 45 gal. drum filled with lime that we use. Works really well. Stuff put in there red hot will still be too hot to touch 24 hrs...
24365 Richard Spelling
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Jan 2, 2003
6:36 pm
The current drawn by the 1725 2HP motor was twice that of the 1hp. I think HP is directly preportional to RPM... Ya, I could still do some kind of tilt...
24366 Ron Thompson
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Jan 2, 2003
7:10 pm
Or be on wheels. Pull it out to use it and store it the rest of the time. Just a thought. Ron Thompson On the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast USA Email me for...
24367 Richard Spelling
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Jan 2, 2003
7:39 pm
Wheels. Not a bad idea. Emm, would need locking casters or it would walk around on me when in use... Have to weight the thing and figure out the right pivot...
24368 Richard Spelling
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Jan 2, 2003
7:51 pm
Hrmph. And if I put the pivot point on the front instead of the middle, I get 12 or so inches less footprint, and 9 inches or so higher tub for pouring sand...
24369 Dan Brewer
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Jan 2, 2003
10:36 pm
John, I am considering just the arangement you have discribed. I plan the use the carver type press with plowsto scrape the sides. All set up to tip the...
24370 Ron Thompson
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Jan 2, 2003
10:51 pm
Y'all should look at the tilting furnaces. They pivot at the lip. Might be a good idea for what you are doing. Ron Thompson On the Beautiful Mississippi Gulf...
24371 george smith
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Jan 3, 2003
1:09 am
I am a new member. I thought to wish you a happy new year. ===== George Smith http://hostgate.com/ebaysecrets/ where you can download eBooks that show you how...
24372 Ron Thompson
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Jan 3, 2003
4:11 am
Cross posted from rec.crafts.metalworking: Please reply by email, I'm having trouble reading the group. 1) about 50 lbs of clean industrial sand, suitable for...
24373 Clint D
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Jan 3, 2003
5:39 am
Ron You know I am in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, so right away I emailed him. Thanks Clint ... From: "Ron Thompson" <thom1486@...> To:...
24374 Ray Brandes
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Jan 3, 2003
11:21 am
Boys and Girls, I have set my preferences to no email for a while. I just have too much work right now and I am looking to save some time any way I can. Y'all...
24375 Richard Spelling
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Jan 3, 2003
2:36 pm
Not to sure I'm liking the tilting idea... Back to doors, I guess. My original idea was to use the screw on fill hole on the top of the barrel as a discharge...
24376 Richard Spelling
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Jan 3, 2003
3:06 pm
Or, may be issues with screwing the plate on with the threads full of sand... Maybe a sliding door on the bottom of the 1/8" steel plate! Hey, there is an...
24377 Ken Stuempges <ozarks...
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Jan 3, 2003
3:13 pm
Richard: Did you see the pix of my tilting muller in the photos section? It is smaller than your design (I used 20 lb propane bottle with a flat bottom...
24378 Meagher, Mike
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Jan 3, 2003
3:24 pm
... How about using a removable marine expansion plug in the hole? Twist a handle on the plug and it expands to fit the hole. It would probably need to be...
24379 tigertwous <jfisher@....
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Jan 3, 2003
4:09 pm
Well I've set the time and date for the Jan '03 meltdown for the St. Louis, MO area metal club and any one that is interested is welcome to attend, should...
24380 Richard Spelling
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Jan 3, 2003
4:20 pm
The fill hole is about 2-1/2" wide, I think. Do they make expandable plugs that size? I think the sliding door, and leaving the small area of unmixed sand it...
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