Euro Inox has a new pdf relating to stainless steel usage in the food and beverage industry.

It’s a 24 page document intended for and covering the following:

Target audiences:

• Designers and consultants in the food and beverage industry
• Maintenance engineers
• Hygiene inspectors
• Fabricators of equipment for the preparation, storage and transport of food products

Content:

• Why stainless steel
• Which stainless steel
• How to fabricate stainless steel
• Surface finish
• Design principles
• European standards

Click on the following link to download and view:

http://www.euro-inox.org/htm/p_111_EN.html

If you’re interested in purchasing a sheet metal fabrication shop or something similar then you can visit the fabrication businesses for sale page that I’ve just set up.

Jimmy Wilson from Businesses for Sale has been kind enough to send me the relevant rss feed for me to implement on The Tinbasher.

There are sheet metal fabrication businesses from all over the world for sale and I sincerely hope those of you looking to purchase one find it useful.

When it come to technical wizardry on the cheap you really can’t fault either of the Butler brothers. However, Matt is particularly adept at cobbling together the odd weird and wonderful invention.

Matt was convinced that his swinging/extending computer arm bracket would advance society by allowing computer users all over the world limited mobility within any given space.

Then I pissed on his chips by mentioning the laptop.

Anyway, here’s a little video of their father, the delectable Derek, demonstrating said bracket at Matt’s bench.

(the video loads quicker if you click the play button on the bottom bar.)

However, after his last attempt at fixing computer brackets to walls we were a little worried that half of Butler Sheetmetal could come crashing down.

Can you believe that L.A. is getting all warm and fuzzy over their changing metal skyline?

I don’t know whether it’s just me, but I kinda get the sense it was written whilst waiting for the microwave to ping or after a night out on the brass razoo.

Then again, we can’t complain if sheet metal is suddenly ‘trendy’.

With an unbridled skip in my step due to me finally having a broadband connection again, I decided to risk the sub-zero temperatures and risk losing one of my digits to the elements down at that Siberian coal shed known as Butler Sheetmetal HQ.

On my way I decided to pick up a copy of the local rag and just look what I found on page three:

Lifeline for birds as feeding plan goes into action

Now we’re obviously forever doing bits and bobs for ‘charidee’ and impacting on the area’s youth how to be more at one with nature, but will somebody please explain to me how the hell this particular picture got through our PR department?

Frank-the scary bunny :: Craig- BSM’s Apprentice

And I also don’t know whether the Leader Times photographer had a crick in their neck or whether Craig forgot his spirit level but how the devil do you expect your average Cock Sparrow to stand and feed on a 24 degree stainless steel incline?