Metal Working Gallery first created 08/03/06 - last modified 10/1/14 Page Author: Ty Harness


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Figure 1a,b,c,d - D&D Eng. Guillotine, Plasma and Press Brake.
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Figure 1 e - D&D Engineering MIG welding a large
3mm thick Stainless Steel Square to circle with 2 sides vertical


Thanks to D&D Engineering, Lincolnshire (above) who allowed me to use their guillotine and press brake to make the rectangular to circle transformer below.


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Figure 2 - Rectangle to Round made from 3 mm thick mild steel and hot dip galvanised.


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Figure 3 - 2 way breeches piece otherwise known as 'tin knickers' and
also a 4 way breeches piece partially finished




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Figure 4 - A simple right cone and a more complex oblique cone
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Figure 5 - The CawMc Eng. Big Hopper: the top flange is 3m by 3m


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Figure 6 - D&D Engineering Lincs. Marking out some T piece connections by centre dotting through the paper template.
Using the Gas to hole the pipe for some freestyle Oxygen - Acetylene cutting and then finally welding up with MMA.


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Figure 7 - Tapered Segmental Bend


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Figure 8 - Kev Lovsey at Titan Fabrications, Lincolnshire. Laser cutting some square to circle
hoppers out of 2.5mm thick stainless steel
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Figure 9 - Michael Sanders TIG welding a 2mm thick aluminium cylinder for a motor housing.


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Figure 9b and c - Fume hood: Tricky rectangle to offset circle by Michael Sanders




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Figure 10, 11 - Offset Square to Round with quadrant corners
Oblique Cone and tapered bend
Photographs used with kind permission of David Gartland
sidekickperformance.com




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Figure 12 and 13 - Photographs used with kind permission of Rafal Fryda.




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Figure 14 and 17 - Colin's Work at Cawmc Eng. using STOR22beta HOPPERS.pdf




Dean Sutter
Figure 18 - Photograph used with kind permission of Dean Sutter (Click picture to link to You Tube Vid.)




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Figure 19 - Photograph used with kind permission of Thom Gustavsson
Gustavssons - HVAC specialists - http://www.gplat.se




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Figure 20a,b - Oval to inclined Oval made from 4 oblique cones
Photographs by PDK Project Engineering Ltd




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Figure 21 - A right segmental bend
Photographs by PDK Project Engineering Ltd




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Figure 22a - c - Cylinder to Cylinder with internal and external branches




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Figure 23a - T Junction b) Cylinder to right cone connection c) The finshed article

Photographs by O'Reilly Fabrication & Welding Service
www.mechanical-contractors.net
oreillyfab1 <_at_> gmail.com




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Figure 24a,b - Holroyd Surface Heating Specialists - makers of bespoke heating pads


Photographs the copyright of Holroyd : www.holroydcomponents.com

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Figure 25a,b,c - Exhaust pipes by Mark Reeves and photos supplied by kind permission You Tube film
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Figure 26 - Stainless Steel Square to Circles




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