Mike,
Harry is a great guy, who obviously knows what he's doing. Just keeping check
on my options.
So far my needs have been filled by off the shelf items from commercial
suppliers. Someday I'll undertake a boiler from scratch but until then...
Later,
Trent
Mike Chaney wrote:
> Why not sta
Trent asked:
> Care to let us in on who your boiler maker is?
> Harry Wade does a fantastic job with boilers, but I understand his work
> demands a premium price which is a little out of price range for me
> personally.
Woodside Model Engineering Services
64, Lower Woodside
St. Austell
Corn
Mike,
Care to let us in on who your boiler maker is?
Harry Wade does a fantastic job with boilers, but I understand his work
demands a premium price which is a little out of price range for me
personally.
Later,
Trent
Mike Chaney wrote:
> As one who has made quite a lot of boilers, but who
As one who has made quite a lot of boilers, but who now farms out the work
as my boiler maker can make them cheaper than I can (!), I can state with
certainty that the most important part of the job is the TESTING. This is
where you simply must not cut corners.
Mike Chaney
http://www.mikechaney.
Hey, sounds like a great siminar for Diamondhead! Whadda ya think Salty?
Later,
Trent
Gary Lane wrote:
> Salty?
> Perhaps with your training you would consider offering a course for
> fellow Wanna Be Boiler Makers? Might be possible to offer a course at
> a convention?
In a message dated 12/5/00 6:01:38 PM Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Perhaps with your training you would consider offering a course for
fellow Wanna Be Boiler Makers? Might be possible to offer a course at a
convention? >> >>
Check with your local Lapidary Club, they
In a message dated 00-12-05 19:19:09 EST, you write:
<< Perhaps with your training you would consider offering a course for
fellow Wanna Be Boiler Makers? Might be possible to offer a course at a
convention? >>
Alas, my skills at silver brazing are a little rusty. I do a little
silver so
In the U.S. Navy the pipefitters spend upward of 30 days, 8 hours a
day of
training to learn the procecures to produce properly assembled silver
soldered joints in piping. If you, speaking in general terms,
intend on
building or modifying boilers I strongly recommend attending a local
community
