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Thread: Making a sheet metal tray
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9th March 2008, 11:29 AM #1Intermediate Member
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Making a sheet metal tray
I need to have a sheet metal tray made to go under a CNC mill to collect coolant run off. The tray would be approximately 1400 x 900 with a 30mm lip and a few bends. Anyone reccomendations on who I could approach to have this made in Sydney would be appreciated.
Would gal steel be the most appropriate material?
What thickness should it be?
Thanks
warren
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9th March 2008, 11:50 AM #2
Warren,
Any general sheet metal shop will be more than capable.
.6mm Gal or Zinc annealed will do the job
With tabbed corners for spot welding or riveting its probably a 3/4 hr job and worth in the $50 to $70 range .
If you wanted the corners welded count on a bit more as tig welding bumps up the cost.
Grahame
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