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Antique Sheetmetal Fabrication Books?

Posted on 30, Oct

Share/Bookmark Following on from the same lady who gave us the antique sheet metal tools, we also have the list of sheetmetal fabrication books dating from as early as 1907. Here’s the listing of the books as it was provided to me in the email: Antique books 1. sheet metal a) Sheet Metal Work; Neubecker; [...]

WeldingWeb™ – Professional Welding Forum

Posted on 17, Aug

Share/BookmarkUnlike a decent wine, Google’s blog search doesn’t seem to improve with age. Well not when you look for something sheet metal related that is. It doesn’t bother me so much that it displays any sheet metal site that’s come within a country mile of an RSS feed, but call it an RSS feed search [...]

Steel Industry Flickr Photo Group

Posted on 14, Aug

Sheet Metal Sites

Share/BookmarkWhilst furtively doing the rounds checking to see how how Steve over at Steel Strip was doing I came across a link in his siderbar for a steel industry flickr group. And it’s some group. There are 235 members with 1,356 photos of pictures of steel mills and whatnot. Bloody brilliant. I’ve been spending most [...]

Welding of Stainless Steels in English, Czech, Dutch and Turkish

Posted on 14, Jun

Share/BookmarkOh, and don’t forget Polish. (You’ll have to scroll down a bit to find that one.) Found this lurking in my inbox and thought it might be useful: The frequently downloaded Euro Inox Welding brochure is available now in an updated English version as well as translations into Czech, Dutch and Turkish: The Welding of [...]

Trumpf In-Tech Open House

Posted on 24, May

Share/BookmarkIf you ever needed an excuse to go to Luton (and to be honest, you’d need a very good one), there’s this: In-Tech 2007, 4th-8th June This year’s In-Tech is special. As well as the latest production technology, we’ll also be introducing you to our new Technology Centre as well as debuting the very latest [...]

Multimachine – an open-source machine tool.

Posted on 2, Apr

Sheet Metal Sites

Share/BookmarkI found the following Multimachine over at Boing Boing: “The multimachine is a milling machine, drill press, and lathe all in one machine that is made from old truck engines and other scrap parts. The very making of it imparts the skills needed to use it. It’s of the ‘teach a man to fish’ school [...]