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Old 07-10-2007, 07:32 PM   #1
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Where to get some plate steel and a few cuts?
Looking for some 1/4" steel a couple few squares and stuff, triangles, and a semi circle or two. 16" by as much as 5' or so on the biggest pieces.

Oh.. and a couple 1/4" steel cylinders... about 6" and 10"dia and only 16" long or so.

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Check your local steel supplier.
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A fabricator will probably have stuff that small in the scrap bin or pile.

I got enough steel to build our last two trailers out of my fabricators scrap bin. 6 and 8 foot pieces of 2" square tubing is scrap to them, gold to me. In return, I bring them pizza and drinks, everyone's happy.
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