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36280 Daniel C Postellon
dpostellon Send Email
Jun 13, 2006
3:56 am
And if you are wearing hip hop pants, you will look like an advertising balloon....
36281 Ray
pemby200 Send Email
Jun 13, 2006
12:48 pm
... I did that a couple of weeks ago to my charcoal furnace for aluminium. I made a fixture to attach a vaccum cleaner hose to the front of the leaf blower...
36282 Ray
pemby200 Send Email
Jun 13, 2006
12:48 pm
... I did that a couple of weeks ago to my charcoal furnace for aluminium. I made a fixture to attach a vaccum cleaner hose to the front of the leaf blower...
36283 gawnca Send Email Jun 13, 2006
2:11 pm
YAHOO! groups strip attachments, so you all should be safe from this threat but, If you use YAHOO! an email account, there is a new virus (worm) going around,...
36284 Eric Poulsen
eric_poulsen Send Email
Jun 13, 2006
2:52 pm
You're right -- I didn't see this before: http://lagraphite.com/claycrucible.htm "We sold out all our crucible inventory in Los Angeles storage. From now on,...
36285 cruiser_278 Send Email Jun 13, 2006
8:44 pm
I'm new to this board and new to metal casting. I've been reading about this metal casting from various sites on the internet and interested in taking the next...
36286 Eric Poulsen
eric_poulsen Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
4:58 pm
I live in a very suburban area, and wrecking yards tend to be something of a drive. You don't often see any sort of old mowers or such thrown out. Are there...
36287 Lyle
creepinogie Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
5:13 pm
You can buy crucibles from MIFCO or one of their local distributors. Doesen't BFS sell them too? LL ... From ... foundry ... to ... our ... WRT their ... ...
36288 Brian Fairey
bfairey Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
6:56 pm
I have half an ingot of 390 you can have if you collect it. Brian Waterloo Canada....
36289 Gary Reese
gizmo46953 Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
7:28 pm
A pint can sample wouldn't do me or anybody much good so I sniffed out a supplyer. I have a 50# bag on the way. Anybody willing to pay $4.00 to $4.50 a pound +...
36290 jthorn65@...
bigdaddyjthorn Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
7:57 pm
Try a bike shop. There are some cast aluminium parts on bicycles. If your auto parts shop has a bulletin board you might post a notice saying you want to buy...
36291 James (Jim) Buchanan
jambuchanan Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
8:53 pm
In the yellow pages look up a automotive parts store. Give them a ring and ask for the closest automotive machine shop that does motor overhauls. Call them...
36292 peter sibley
capebyron2003 Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
9:27 pm
On 16/06/06 02:56, Eric Poulsen wrote: Our local lawn mower repair shop usually has a pile of dead mowers and engines out back.He sells it as scrap to a dealer...
36293 Daniel C Postellon
dpostellon Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
10:38 pm
Look for an engine re-builder, or a small engine repair shop. Old BBQ grills can be a good source as well. The shower doors are extrusions, and can be...
36294 Stone Tool
owly055 Send Email
Jun 15, 2006
11:14 pm
CAREFUL CAREFUL............. This is not good advice. Bicycle parts are often magnesium and many of the high end parts are titanium........ H.W....
36295 Col Croucher
colincroucher Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
2:10 am
Scrap metal crisis for the hobby foundry worker. It appears that the scrap metal scene has changed dramatically in the last couple of years, during the last ...
36296 jthorn65@...
bigdaddyjthorn Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
8:00 pm
Fewer than 1% of the bikes coming in for work or going out the door new have titanium parts. At least at the bike shop where I occasionally work during the...
36297 Eric Poulsen
eric_poulsen Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
9:32 pm
Canada is a bit out of my way -- I'm only 75 miles from the Mexican border....
36298 jwdavies@...
appeaser2002 Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
10:14 pm
How much does it weigh?? I would be interested in some 390 alloy and I live in BC... Jim Davies...
36299 Rupert Wenig
rwenig1 Send Email
Jun 16, 2006
10:23 pm
Hello John and Group, Burning magnesium is no fun specially if caught unaware that you are melting magnesium. I melted a couple of castings from a transmission...
36300 jthorn65@...
bigdaddyjthorn Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
5:24 am
Since yours is one of the few stories like this that doesn't sound like total BS would you care to answer a question for me? Do you have a normally aspirated...
36301 Rupert Wenig
rwenig1 Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
6:00 am
Hello John, I use a naturally aspirated burner. I normally run my burner with a slightly reducing flame when melting aluminum to conserve my crucible. I ...
36302 Clint D
driggars Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
5:37 pm
Mag can be melted just fine as long as the environment is right. normally they have a setup to keep the air from it while melting/casting usually when I...
36303 Clint D
driggars Send Email
Jun 17, 2006
5:39 pm
You can also test the difference between aluminum and mag but using a drop of HCi(muratic acid) the mag will fizz Clint ... [Non-text portions of this message...
36304 Dale Belcher
alandarkdale Send Email
Jun 18, 2006
9:51 pm
Check with your local small engine place. My local guy strips down old mowers for parts. He would sell me either aluminum parts straight at the same price...
36305 wtbaker69 Send Email Jun 18, 2006
9:59 pm
Gary, I'd like to buy a small quantity from you to see if it behaves the same as what I have. I can pay via paypal or whatever you like. I just want 5 pounds....
36306 Salisbury, New Hampsh...
salisbury_me Send Email
Jun 20, 2006
1:44 am
Greetings, I need to tap a hole in aluminum for .875"-20 NEF. Does anyone here know where I can find the recommended tap drill size? Regards, BC _____ -- No...
36307 TheAeroSmith@...
nffsflyer Send Email
Jun 20, 2006
2:22 am
Try here: http://www.lasd.k12.pa.us/LHS/Academics/Technology/Drafting/docs/threads.pdf Bob Beecroft Fallbrook, CA...
36308 Roy Buhl
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Jun 20, 2006
1:54 pm
http://www.newmantools.com/tapdrill.htm they have a program on this site to calculate any size you need. ... From: "Salisbury, New Hampshire"...
36309 R.T.
redlupmi2 Send Email
Jun 21, 2006
1:40 am
for 2B threads .821" to .832" or approximately .050" like 1/4"-20 threads R.T. :D ... know...
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