Shovelhands
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Not Quite Farm Engineering or a Quick Bodge.
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Nearly
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- North of York
Thanks for the offer but I know my place.Now your here though.......be nice to stay......
(Cue video of John Cleese and 2 Ronnies)
simon-0116
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Did exactly same with our to give it a bit more tilt.
Nearly
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- North of York
Standard procedure to stop stabbing the front tyres when I make stuff.
Shovelhands
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on friday , I drew up some jcb qfit brackets with a extra 10 deg of extra crowd back
to go a ejector bucket
no wood , or cardboard was used
You mean......you used.....proper CAD!....
You mean......you used.....proper CAD!....
i guess i will be kicked out of this thread
Shovelhands
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Just keep your head down and show some bits of chopped up cereal packets and the odd cardboard box now n again
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
I could have done the tines and bushes for you also
Nearly
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- North of York
Delivery kills it. I had the bushes and got tines locally. ££I could have done the tines and bushes for you also
Customer keen to be fetching 2 bales at once rather than just one.
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- Huntingdon, UK
I could have done the tines and bushes for you also
Do you have a cnc cutter then? What capacity can you cut?
What about a press brake?
May need to get some 35mm plate cut and some pressings done - max bend would be 6mm plate ~1m long 90 degree.
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
40mm on the plate and the bending is ok but depending how tight of a radius you need and all our top tooling is swan neck so you can do tight wrap round bends but this limits the capacity of the top tool
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- Huntingdon, UK
When I get it drawn I’ll have to get in touch! What radius would you recommend?
Forever Fendt
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- Derbyshire
it depends what its for and you dont want it so tight it is beginning to crack but this will depend some what in what direction they are sheared from the plate
RushesToo
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- Fingringhoe
@Andrew and @Forever Fendt Please keep the discussion on the thread rather than message, I would like to see how it pans out
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- Huntingdon, UK
I’ll put some more details up later, but basically after making a chaser bull bar with a box on similar to this:
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- Huntingdon, UK
and the bull bar having a side shift so it can moved back in for on the road
Not on this one, it will be on a JCB 8310 on a baler so won’t need to be offset. It’s not got front linkage so it rides over a 4x3 bale, you can’t push them out the way.
JohnBoy
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- Southern Ireland.
A question for the semi engineers....
How accurately 90 degrees is angle iron?
I'm in the market for some cheap but good corner clamps for fabrication. I have a reasonable supply of normal clamps (can you ever have too many clamps) and was wondering about sourcing four bits of large angle, like 6 or 8 inch to use to clamp inside. But not much point if it transpires it's all 80 something degrees as opposed to 90
Finding someone willing to sell a foot or two will be a challenge too but I'll cross that bridge if it's worth doing
How accurately 90 degrees is angle iron?
I'm in the market for some cheap but good corner clamps for fabrication. I have a reasonable supply of normal clamps (can you ever have too many clamps) and was wondering about sourcing four bits of large angle, like 6 or 8 inch to use to clamp inside. But not much point if it transpires it's all 80 something degrees as opposed to 90
Finding someone willing to sell a foot or two will be a challenge too but I'll cross that bridge if it's worth doing