Looking for thin stainless sheet
- Thread starter Shewie
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What about your local scrappy?
Failing that try steel stockholders or sheet metal works near you on Google or in Yellow Pages.
How far are you from Sheffield?
Simon
Failing that try steel stockholders or sheet metal works near you on Google or in Yellow Pages.
How far are you from Sheffield?
Simon
Also when im driving along i always look at the heat protectors on HGV exhausts and think they would be thin and make good lavvu chimney protectors
Come to think of it I have some in the shed but it's in the form of a fully lined s/s flue probably 30cm in diameter.
I have lots of it if it may be of use , was going to take it to the scrappy.
I have lots of it if it may be of use , was going to take it to the scrappy.
Stainless Steel Foil?
Could try Hollinbrow, http://www.hollinbrow.co.uk/
They sell smaller quantities of stuff for craft people.
Could try Hollinbrow, http://www.hollinbrow.co.uk/
They sell smaller quantities of stuff for craft people.
I should have mentioned in the OP, I want something thin enough which I can roll up into a 3m long tube, then when it's time to pack it away roll it up the other way into a tube 30cm long.
Using some steel rings to keep it formed either way
Does that make any sense?
Using some steel rings to keep it formed either way
Does that make any sense?
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Twodogs has just ordered something similar for his kifaru not sure where from though. sure he'll be along
Yeah that's the one, I didn't know it was being sold like that but had heard of the same system being used. I'm too scared to check the Kifaru price
try this then
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTpnDSMArOI
and here is the supplier, USA, its cheap though
http://products.trinitybrand.com/vi...him/304-stainless-steel-full-hard-shim-coils?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KTpnDSMArOI
and here is the supplier, USA, its cheap though
http://products.trinitybrand.com/vi...him/304-stainless-steel-full-hard-shim-coils?
Yeah that's the one, I didn't know it was being sold like that but had heard of the same system being used. I'm too scared to check the Kifaru price
Yeah
http://www.kifaru.net/stovepipe_instructions.html
They use .004" or ~0.1mm thick stuff.
AndyBB put me on to this place in the states ,
http://www.titaniumgoat.com/pipe-parts.html
I had a price for some foil in the UK it was re-donk-u-lass :yikes:
Twodogs
http://www.titaniumgoat.com/pipe-parts.html
I had a price for some foil in the UK it was re-donk-u-lass :yikes:
Twodogs
Cheers for that Cliff
$66 shipped isn't too bad, plus taxes and RM charge I reckon it'll come in around £60
Forgot to include the rings at that price though. I'll see what Hollinbrow come back with and then make a decision
cheers again
Yep that how I looked at it .
According to the tracking its in Salt Lake City UT now so it might take a while ,,
Twodogs
According to the tracking its in Salt Lake City UT now so it might take a while ,,
Twodogs
Ducky scored a roll up ti tube from the states for a lot less than Titanium Goat were selling for, I'm sure it came from ebay.
Might be worth a PM.
Might be worth a PM.
Are you using it to fabricate a tube, or do you want to unroll it for storage/transit ?
If not, I've used an Ikea Utensil holder (larger than a cutlery holder) as a stovepipe sleeve.
At £4 worth a look. http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/30131716/
Also stainless steel toilet brush holders can be considered too.
If not, I've used an Ikea Utensil holder (larger than a cutlery holder) as a stovepipe sleeve.
At £4 worth a look. http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/30131716/
Also stainless steel toilet brush holders can be considered too.
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