Video of our cast iron parts being made

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Video of our cast iron parts being made

Post by Denford Admin » Fri 20 Jul , 2007 11:20 am

We've done a bit of a film showing our cast-iron bits being made at a local foundry:
https://video.google.co.uk/videoplay?doc ... 2310672574


Also, have a look at hargreaves website:
https://www.hargreavesfoundry.co.uk/

Interestingly, they do a lot of the cast iron work for Antony Gormley:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antony_Gormley
and you can even buy some of his iron bollard designs:
https://www.hargreavesfoundry.co.uk/page.asp?pageID=26
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Post by Triac whizz » Fri 20 Jul , 2007 20:06 pm

Very interesting to watch, what's next breaking out & machining video?

I wonder if an Antony Gormley bollard would add anything to our park :?

BTW no "a" in foundry (end of the vid) not very educational :mrgreen:
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Post by triac » Sat 21 Jul , 2007 17:22 pm

Great video, look like some H&S issues still exist !!!

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Post by Denford Admin » Mon 23 Jul , 2007 9:37 am

I think we use the word "educational" loosely !
It taught me how you remove flammable gases quickly anyway :wink:

PS I think the bollards are a few hundred quid each so don't be planning to use them in great quantities !

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Post by Steve » Mon 23 Jul , 2007 13:39 pm

Never claimed to be able to spell :oops:

The video has been edited several times to correct spelling and a new version just uploaded corrects several mistakes but not the last one

As I was not around at midnight I could not get shots of the castings being broken out so we hope to film this once the next batch are finished. We have 10 more sets being cast in the next week or so.

Machining, sheet metal and assembly are next. May take some time to get finished movies posted.

The foundry was an interesting couple of hours visit. It makes you realise why machine tools cost so much money :!:

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Post by Denford Admin » Mon 23 Jul , 2007 16:23 pm

Triac Whizz....
& see a Triac Faunc in the flesh!
Spelling is not your strong point either then ? :roll:

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Post by Triac whizz » Mon 23 Jul , 2007 17:20 pm

Spelling is not your strong point either then ?
:doh:

mitigating circumstances:

1. wine might increase your verbal fluency (in any language) but not the written word :roll:
2. It's a japanese word (I think roughly translated it means expensive parts)
3. The keyboard moves about after a bottle of wine
4. it was late
5. I could just change the lable on my machine rather than admit I'm wrong :lol:

Ok 100 lines I must spel funuc corectlee :wink:

at least words work when you spell them wrong - wrong G code is like a teenageer with a strop :lol:
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