NWill

Thanks guys.

 

Brian, I responded to your Etsy message. Feel free to contact me on here as well.

Columbus Pipe & Equipment for sheet scrap. They have a few 1000 sf. of floor covered in random pieces. It's all cut into square/rectangular pieces. 14ga to 1" thick, 6" square to full sheets. They also have pretty good prices carbon sheet.

 

Research alloys for random stuff. They stock some square tubing and sheet goods. They are very reasonable. Good prices on stainless sheet as well.

 

Benjamin Steel if you want to order and have it delivered and have a forklift/business address. I pay $9.50 for fuel surcharge - less than it would cost me in gas to pickup myself.

 

I haven't used Alro as their prices are insane unless you need 100 tons. I browse their site as a baseline and if I need something specific.

 

If you're near Plain City (Industrial Pkwy.) and want miscellaneous scrap to practice on, let me know.

I have a $50 pallet jack. Located in Plain City near Lucore.

I have a CNC plasma table is that is what he is looking for.

What is the size? What do you need modified?

Need a fireball or anything plasma cut?

Fire pit for a member

 

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Yep and that is why I am trying to find a simple one that does not have much detail. The one i sent you thru a pm might work. Will let you know. How big can you make these ?

 

48" x 96" one piece. As big as you want if welded. Life size? Do it

Anything that's basically a solid color is pretty easy. Keep in mind they won't be quite as detailed as those. They won't be as "hairy" if that makes sense

Im still thinking about that palm tree,just not sure how it can be made and what size.

Look up "palm tree silhouette" and "palm tree vector"

 

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Few more

 

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I am liking these. What kind of seat is going on them. Can't wait to see that fish.

Not sure yet. I'd have to price them fairly high to get fancy. I may just do a standard round wood stool seat.

 

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I am liking these. What kind of seat is going on them. Can't wait to see that fish.

 

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A little progress on plate rack

 

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Another project in progress. Target rack

 

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Stools in progress

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=987&pictureid=8830

How much for this? Best friends getting married and I think this would be a cool surprise.

 

I can make the wood, how much for the sign.

 

$50 for the metal

Gift for a buddies co-worker that just retired. He has had season tickets since day one.

 

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http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=124692&highlight=hobby

Nick, I'll buy one of those "AIR TOOLS" racks.

 

I can pick it up and pay you when I get your scrap from you...will be middle part of this week hopefully.

Let me know when you want to stop by. I'll burn it out then. It's fun to watch

 

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Awesome work!

 

I would be interested in a big beefy (1/8" or so) fire ring. 3 feet or slightly larger in diameter, Hexagonal or round, but would like it to be 16" tall or so. Optional would be some sleeves on the inside of the diameter to pound re-bar into. Also maybe a 3 or 4" foot rest around the top edge?

 

Mine would be sitting on the ground, but would consider also having one made for my father with a bottom and legs instead of rebar sleeves. Let me know sir!

Absolutely. I'll send you some examples in the AM.

 

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And by "made" I mean I bought a cheap salt shaker looking thing and put a chisel through the top. Add oil, wick, light

Yeah rebar makes it easy. V2.0 will have a welded tab about 12" up to help hammer into ground. And now that I figured out what burner things I'm using I'll bend little tabs on the base to keep it from tipping off.

 

I made the burners so I want to see if they hold up before I make a final design.

My dog ate my regular tiki torches so I came up with these. Now I just need to add velcro or something so she doesn't knock over the burner.

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=987&pictureid=8820

72" x 41"

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=987&pictureid=8819

 

36" x 13"

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/picture.php?albumid=987&pictureid=8818