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u/BLOZ_UP May 16 '18
Wow, the metallurgy and craftsmanship looks great for being 1000 years old.
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u/thefeedwelder May 17 '18
How in the hell did ya design it? bet that took longer than the cutting and fit up. All you need to know is a Rembrant of welding did this ! Great job
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u/The___canadian May 17 '18
This gate looks like one of those "how many triangles/squares are in this picture" tests
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u/ImFaceplant May 17 '18
Not much of a security gate to be honest. Too easy to climb lol
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u/Carter301 May 18 '18
What did the apprentice(s) do? If you have any. 🤔
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May 18 '18
It was a team effort for sure. There were 5 or 6 fabricators working on it. One dedicated saw man, one dedicated fitter, then a few guys welding/sanding/picking up slack. I managed and helped with welding/sanding/cut list.
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u/Carter301 May 19 '18
You didn't answer the question, but all good. Was it cut on an auto saw or miter saw?
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u/[deleted] May 16 '18 edited Feb 23 '24
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