Taso Stambolis
10-02-2002, 01:00 PM
i went to the one warehouse I know in burbank and they had 3x3 3/16 but that won't cover up the marks from my old YJ steps. Should i just get some 3/16" sheet bent the way I want? How much is it to bend? $50?
|
: where can I find 4"x3" 3/16" angle iron in northern Los Angeles area? Taso Stambolis 10-02-2002, 01:00 PM i went to the one warehouse I know in burbank and they had 3x3 3/16 but that won't cover up the marks from my old YJ steps. Should i just get some 3/16" sheet bent the way I want? How much is it to bend? $50? Travis Waldher 10-02-2002, 02:30 PM 4"x3" is a non-standard size. Try asking them for 5"x3" big97redtj 10-02-2002, 04:34 PM 3x3 is the largest size angle I can find in my books in 3/16 thickness. Your best bet is to have it sheared and formed in a brake. Travis Waldher 10-02-2002, 07:28 PM heh... well I used 5x3x.250 maybe you just have to step up to .250 jefe 10-02-2002, 10:30 PM taso, The place to go is Industrial Metal Supply on San Fernando Rd. in Burbank. It's a block south of Hollywood Way. If they don't have it, nobody does. All my fabbing projects start right there. regards, as always, jefe Haole 10-11-2002, 07:53 PM Originally posted by big97redtj 3x3 is the largest size angle I can find in my books in 3/16 thickness. Your best bet is to have it sheared and formed in a brake. You can always take 5x5 and trim one side. Bob 63 DTG Randall Edge 10-11-2002, 09:17 PM Originally posted by big97redtj 3x3 is the largest size angle I can find in my books in 3/16 thickness. Your best bet is to have it sheared and formed in a brake. I'm sure it's available in almost any size you could want if you look hard enough, but why not go with 1/4" thickness. Lots easier to find in a wider variety of sizes. Stronger too. I had some 5x3 cut down to 5x2 for my rockers. | |