Mesh Boards

[smithie 2,443]

  On 01/02/2015 at 09:03, bobcullen79 said:

I`ll have one of the "hollow" 56mm Smithy, they look smart them, do they make the trapping part of the knot any easier on the thumb?

 

 

due to my Alzheimers i forget.. send address ill post it

[bobcullen79 1,495]

Thanks Smithy!

[NELS0N 457]

  On 01/02/2015 at 08:52, bobcullen79 said:

Only what I heard at the time Les. Just looking into it a bit further now and apparently Aluminium toxicity is believed to be linked with Alzheimers and Parkinsons worldwide.

Theres lead workers on the roofs still working bare handed, I wouldnt..

 

 

I think it was on How its made, I heard it. They were specifically referring to freshly cut ingot/round bar. The narrator definitely said the fresh cut edges were poisonous to the touch until it had oxidized..

I wouldnt worry about it Bob, the amount of crap in the air nowadays far out weighs a bit of ally in the hand.

[lifelong cumbrian 1,829]

  On 01/02/2015 at 08:52, bobcullen79 said:

Only what I heard at the time Les. Just looking into it a bit further now and apparently Aluminium toxicity is believed to be linked with Alzheimers and Parkinsons worldwide.

Theres lead workers on the roofs still working bare handed, I wouldnt..

 

 

I think it was on How its made, I heard it. They were specifically referring to freshly cut ingot/round bar. The narrator definitely said the fresh cut edges were poisonous to the touch until it had oxidized..

Heard that about Alzheimers years ago Bob, I always use a extractor welding it but you can only do so much to help yourself. Atb mate.

[fluff 409]

once you get handy at making nets the old gage is hardly needed, i use to use a gage on every end mesh and the rest free hand but recently al freehand find it easier

[smithie 2,443]

I would not knowingly buy a net not made with out a gauge. I like to chose the net for the size of the mesh and I like consistency

 

its nailed on I would fall out with the net.

Edited February 17, 2015 by smithie