Steel/Jig Strength

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In a message dated 11/10/03 9:02:49 AM, mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com writes:


> I think recycling metal is an excellent ideal to pursue. But sometimes you=
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> just need what you need. I usually go to=A0<A HREF=3D"http://www.metalsupe=
rmarkets.com/"> http://www.metalsupermarkets.com/</A>
> =A0.=A0 Great place. They have anything you might want and will cut to you=
r specs.=20
> Just order, load up your trunk, and assemble your jig (well, almost that=20
> easy).
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Weeell, I don't do it for the recycle, just that steel-to-order was $1.80 a=20
pound last I ordered, plus $15.00 cut charge. I pay 20 cents a pound and tor=
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cut is free at the yard I go to. Depending on if your jig is trunk size. I=20
thought we were talking a bit larger. Again, it may seem tacky for a skilled=
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Piano tech to be out scrounging, but I have a two-axis bridge hoist in my sh=
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that will lift a half ton anywhere in a 20 by 35 foot area, and I paid just=20=
$320=20
for it. To be fair I picked up a few boat anchors as well, experience tells.=
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If you could draw a sketch it may be easier to suggest.
Glenn C.

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