Thread: Looking for a challenge?

Looks pretty simple, according to your transparent "sketches".

Want to have another go?

Ken

Originally Posted by neksmerj

Looks pretty simple, according to your transparent "sketches".

Want to have another go?

Ken

Was thinking that myself Ken

Sorry, here are the pics, essentially basic designed metal tubing rack with plastic tubs.

cheers

lot of work in something like that.. Look simple but measuring, cutting, squaring and welding will be time consuming..

like i said, im happy to pay well. the designs in the pics can be somewhat simplified.

ideally someone in sydney would be great.

Are you aware there is a Welding Forum? You might get more joy there. This one is mainly about machining.

No I didn't know, can the moderators please move this thread?

Thanks in advance

That is a big job and is the material mild stell that is zinc plated and is it mig welded. The pics are very ''busy''. The other thing is the unit built in a way that the racks/shelves are stackable so it can set up for 3,5,6 shelves high?

The pics are probably a little confusing. The rack that I'm after would be 6-8 tubs/levels high. Materials are flexible, mild steel or anything else similar would be fine. I'm after multiple racks so if anyone is keen to take on this project let me know.

Any more details required just ask.

Cheers

These types of racks are available from catering suppliers, yum yum. They are cooling trays used for cooling baked goods taken from a commercial oven. Usually feature adjustable shelves and are made from stainless. Do a search for commercial kitchen fitout suppliers, hope this helps.

Regards
Pete

Originally Posted by MKennedy

The pics are probably a little confusing. The rack that I'm after would be 6-8 tubs/levels high. Materials are flexible, mild steel or anything else similar would be fine. I'm after multiple racks so if anyone is keen to take on this project let me know.

Any more details required just ask.

Cheers

Depending on how durable/load bearing it needs to be, I reckon you could build this out of qubelock connectors and light aluminium tube. The connectors are about $2 each, so pretty easy to price. Rivet some channel for the draw slides. does it need wheels? Cheers - Mick

Thanks Mick.

Doesn't need wheels but they would be good.

Where would be the best/cheapest place to get qubelok around sydney?

Also could someone point me in the direction of the best place to get sheets of punched out steel mesh?

Excuse my lack of knowledge

Originally Posted by MKennedy

Where would be the best/cheapest place to get qubelok around sydney?

Bunnings sell them, same as some aluminium tubing suitable for the job.

Just go to where they have the aluminium and steel and there should be some boxes of different angles ect.

Bunnings is generally dear as poison for this type of stuff.

anywhere else in/around Sydney?