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Mick 21-02-2011 07:11

Tin smiths
 
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Are there and tin smiths or anyone in engineering that could do me a favour ?
i need a simple job doing 2 strips of sheet steel 18"x 1" x 1/16 or 1/8 thick
like the drawing if possable willing to pay if its not going to cost too much :D

Gremlin 21-02-2011 07:48

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There is a engineering works on Wellington street Clayton le Moors. The doctors are across the road and when I have been waiting for my wife I see people with bits of steel plate etc going in to the works. maybe try them, I don't know the name

Mick 21-02-2011 08:01

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ok thanks for the info will look into it

K.S.H 21-02-2011 08:56

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Anything like that I go to to a place on Fairfield St, think its called east lancs engineering, go in the yard entrance on Exchange St

Retlaw 21-02-2011 11:46

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Originally Posted by mick (Post 885555)
Are there and tin smiths or anyone in engineering that could do me a favour ?
i need a simple job doing 2 strips of sheet steel 18"x 1" x 1/16 or 1/8 thick
like the drawing if possable willing to pay if its not going to cost too much :D

Pollards on Jacob St, Accrington, I've had sheet metal off them, they usually have loads of off cuts behind the guilotines.
Retlaw.

TJH 02-03-2011 18:47

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There is a water jet metal cutters in Lancaster, well worth trying them. They can cut any shape and have the materials on site on most occasions. Mail order too i think if needed. Ill be heading up next week if that helps.

steeljack 02-03-2011 19:05

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I'd use a couple of bits of banding strap and punch the holes in with a nail ;)

Neil 02-03-2011 21:32

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Originally Posted by steeljack (Post 888680)
I'd use a couple of bits of banding strap and punch the holes in with a nail ;)

That sounds like American engineering :D

steeljack 02-03-2011 22:44

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 888733)
That sounds like American engineering :D

improvise , modify and adapt ;)

most folks I know (of a certain age) keep a bit of banding strap and a wire coat hanger in the trunk(boot) of their vehicle , comes usefull when opening locked car doors for ditzy women on supermarket car parks :D

Mick 03-03-2011 05:32

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job sorted thanks all


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