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stiguk
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by stiguk »
hi all can u tell me what thickness of steel i will need
and were can i get some from in southampton
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For what?
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by stiguk »
for bodywork
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by Helenginger »
I bought some scrap steel from a place in Southampton called Metal Supermarkets... Here's a link!
http://data.gointranet.com/cgi-bin/unit ... pton&cl=24
When I was first welding they did me a big load of sheet, tube and bar to practice on for a tenner! Happy days!
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by PSL184 »
I use 0.8mm on outer panels and 1.00 mm on floor or chassis areas.....
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by stiguk »
thanks all look,s like il need to spend about £20
for scrap metal lolol
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by bmcecosse »
Try a local bodyshop for scrap panels to cut up - but they may be a bit 'thin'! Modern cars usually are.
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by Helenginger »
Sorry... by scrap, it was off cuts of new sheet etc... Now exactly scrap!!! They have a massive selection... Everything you need!
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by d_harris »
I'ms ure we have some scrap bits of body panel kicking around if its just for welding practice. I'll have a chat with my brother....
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by stiguk »
thanks dan just need to get the welder from machine mart
and the beer tokens to pay for it
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by d_harris »
just checked, it all got scrapped
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by bigginger »
PSL184 wrote:I use 0.8mm on outer panels and 1.00 mm on floor or chassis areas.....
Why? Original appears to be 1.2mm - at least on the LCVs. And I'm pefectly well aware that nobody ever believes that...
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by stiguk »
ok no probs dan il get some
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