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(03-15-2015, 07:16 PM)Mayhem Wrote: Any Vauxhall/Opel Z19TD engine parts in there by any chance...

Only a complete new top end Rotfl
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(03-15-2015, 06:57 PM)mike-sid Wrote: They are gloss black. Must be my flash. I've seen several new car motor parts in the dumpster . I asked once and was told, not needed or wrong parts ordered so after a while they toss em.

the seat cover may of faked out the camera
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#93
any ideas what these can be used for?

How about listing them on Craig's List?
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#94
Hi Lads  Big Grin

A wee bit of recycling today at work , I had to make safe and scrap off a customers machine today , always fun to do and you you just dont no what you may fined . 

Well I ended up with this lot .

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Not bad when its cut into handy lengths , it was being used as ballast . I will turn it into tool holders and other work holding devices  like these .

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Fabricated from steel plate 

 
Rob  Popcorn
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#95
Nice haul Rob!

Do you have a surface grinder or is that your shiny metal camera at work again. Big Grin

Oh, and I almost forgot. You Suck

Ed
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#96
That deserves a tremendous you suck Rob. What a find.
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#97
The luck some people have.................It meks me badly!
Nice haul Rob, but you made the Keats and the angle plate, surely?
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#98
Hi Lads , 

 Yes I did make the angle and Keats style plates , welded construction  Smile 


Rob 
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#99
I love the look of that angle plate! The only thing I would have done differently would be to leave that top edge square on both sides because I might need to have a clamp right up near the top and would need that square to have a firm clamping area. Yours appears to have a big chamfer on the back side. Is that another optical delusion of mine?
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(03-17-2015, 02:01 PM)PixMan Wrote: I love the look of that angle plate! The only thing I would have done differently would be to leave that top edge square on both sides because I might need to have a clamp right up near the top and would need that square to have a firm clamping area. Yours appears to have a big chamfer on the back side. Is that another optical delusion of mine?

Yer valid point , But as  this angle plate is designed for face plate work ( reason for large rad on short leg )  I would not be using clamps to secure the work ,so no problem there  Big Grin


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