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    IF you need a flat/ smooth roller and plan to purchase...don't.

    Instead, choose another style such as these that roll flat bar on edge.







    There are many other styles that will in addition to rolling specialized shapes ( angle iron etc) work fine for rolling flat bar.

    And yes Bob needs to get a lathe


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    Very pleased with the final result...
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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Quote Originally Posted by Lis2323 View Post
    IF you need a flat/ smooth roller and plan to purchase...don't.

    Instead, choose another style such as these that roll flat bar on edge.







    There are many other styles that will in addition to rolling specialized shapes ( angle iron etc) work fine for rolling flat bar.

    And yes Bob needs to get a lathe


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    A lathe ?? My kids keep telling me to get rid of stuff...
    Since I disposed of so much stuff, I do have room now.


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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Lathe, mill and plasma table can get a lot of fabrication projects done.

    Edit: They can help get materials shaped to speed up the process of getting projects done.
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    When I built my Plate Roller I wanted it to have 13" wide rollers. I used a combination of solid shaft and DOM tubes, I bought 12" DOM tubing from Speedy Metals, it was cheaper to by 12" section than by the inch to get the 13" length. I plasma cut 1/2" donuts on my table and welded them on each end to get the 13" width. Turned them on the lathe to smooth to the diameter of the DOM tube. I rolled the parts for a rail road cart wheels shown in the last image.
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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Quote Originally Posted by acourtjester View Post
    When I built my Plate Roller I wanted it to have 13" wide rollers. I used a combination of solid shaft and DOM tubes, I bought 12" DOM tubing from Speedy Metals, it was cheaper to by 12" section than by the inch to get the 13" length. I plasma cut 1/2" donuts on my table and welded them on each end to get the 13" width. Turned them on the lathe to smooth to the diameter of the DOM tube. I rolled the parts for a rail road cart wheels shown in the last image.
    Nice work.

    Don't think you would want to price DOM today


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    It's a good day when someone orders six bells.




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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    psacustomcreations
    Lay the TIG beads around the cut out heart?
    The thing is so damn heavy I was thinking of cutting few inches off at a diagonal angle to lighten it up. What do you think?
    Does your Stricker stay internal, Huge from a rope? Or a mallet to strike the outside?

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    That's a good ringy dingy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reebz View Post
    psacustomcreations
    Lay the TIG beads around the cut out heart?
    The thing is so damn heavy I was thinking of cutting few inches off at a diagonal angle to lighten it up. What do you think?
    Does your Stricker stay internal, Huge from a rope? Or a mallet to strike the outside?
    I would leave yours like you have it.
    Beads around the cut out heart might be too much since you already have beads on the back side.

    I make something like an eye bolt, drill a hole in the top of the bell, then weld the eye. The striker stay inside.
    Then add whatever decorations on top.


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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Hmmm.... I'm looking at that horseshoe/RR spike hook and wondering what else I could put it on...
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    Quote Originally Posted by psacustomcreations View Post
    I would leave yours like you have it.
    Beads around the cut out heart might be too much since you already have beads on the back side.

    I make something like an eye bolt, drill a hole in the top of the bell, then weld the eye. The striker stay inside.
    Then add whatever decorations on top.


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    Thanks man.
    Not sure what color to paint it. I may try Facebook market place to sell it. Starting small
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    Quote Originally Posted by whtbaron View Post
    Hmmm.... I'm looking at that horseshoe/RR spike hook and wondering what else I could put it on...
    Door knocker, hinge, handle, etc

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    A good day got a lot done.

    Finished the missus' gift:
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    Credit my man Brutus - my version of one he did:
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    The rooftop cats are for a niece and her boyfriend, the other cats are for kids. I'm brushing salt water onto the roof to see if I can get a good patina on it.

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    Shootr, looks like a shackle was used for those cats.
    Those all turned out awesome !


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    Shootr. Very nice job of reporpoiseing those hooks.


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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Don’t know how I will use them yet but I picked up this bucket of BIG wrenches for $10.






    Probably more than I should have spent but the seller threw in a FREE tinsmith hammer.




    I cleaned up a wrench before dinner just to see how it would look….




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    Send those wrenches to Shootr...no telling what he will come up with!!

    Us blacksmith types would take the double ones, cut 'em in half and make bottle openers out of them and the rest.

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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    Working on another batch of bells this week.
    I have made over 30 bells in the last month or so.




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    Re: Scrap metal art or projects

    I need to look harder for old tools. Do you go to garage sales?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Reebz View Post
    I need to look harder for old tools. Do you go to garage sales?
    Hi Reebz. Not certain if that question was addressed to me or not but no.

    I wouldn't have the patience.

    One set of friends (married couple) enjoy frequenting them and will grab me bargains if they come across any.

    Another retired friend frequents estate sales etc and gathers tool for resale.

    His prices are always reasonable and I get a lot of small items from him.


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    Quote Originally Posted by psacustomcreations View Post
    Working on another batch of bells this week.
    I have made over 30 bells in the last month or so.




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    So is that like 30 bells from 15 tanks?


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lis2323 View Post
    So is that like 30 bells from 15 tanks?


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    Yes. But it barely made a dent in the stack of tanks I have.


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    Quote Originally Posted by psacustomcreations View Post
    Yes. But it barely made a dent in the stack of tanks I have.


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    You want them to be dented ??

    Do those sell better ??


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    Quote Originally Posted by Lis2323 View Post
    You want them to be dented ??

    Do those sell better ??


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    Surprisingly enough, those and the rustic ones are in fashion now.



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