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custom built or standard one - 1/11/2005 9:40:48 AM

biohazar

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Hi there, I am from the Ottawa/Gatineau region and I have a machine shop.
If you would like to have a special equipment custom built or even a standard one,
for a good price leave me a msg at
[email protected]

I don't have actual picture to show you, but I have 2 years of experience in metal working, and have coworker of 10 years of experience. I am discret with the clients names and the actual use of the "equipement".
I can do stainless, steel, aluminium, exotic metal, polymer (clear plastic, nylon) and wood.
I am equip to weld, forged, machine.
Want a bed, a chair, a table, a cross, a cage or special devise,
just think about it and I will built it for you.

ALex B.
Can communicate with me in french.

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RE: custom built or standard one - 1/11/2005 9:56:30 AM

suberic

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In my business I use copper end caps. Right now I'm using 1 inch copper pipe fittings for this, but I want to get 1 1/4 inch end caps, and I can't seem to find them anyplace. What would you charge me for that?

Also could you make a stamp or something simmilar so I can cease to use a Dremmel to carve my logo and just stamp it on?

How about a stamp for wood? Maybe a leather stamp?

I'm asking this way because the "plates" I can order from Tandy with my logo on them only come in lots of 100 or more, and I really only need one stamp.

Any ideas?

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RE: custom built or standard one - 1/11/2005 10:08:40 AM

biohazar

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I am not shure what you need exactly for your copper end cap but since you are from Nashville I don't think that they you be chaep(transport and custom), but look on www.mcmastercarr.com.

For your stamp I am affraid that I can not help you either, but send me a sketch and I'll see.

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RE: custom built or standard one - 1/11/2005 2:33:34 PM

SwitchNCgal

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I'm curious what would you charge for a dungeon bed that has multiple hidden attachment pionts for bondage and look like a very nice canopy bed? ie wood? all I need is the frame I can do the rest adding the fabric canopy and side curtains and the box springs and mattress.

The bed would have to be very strong as I don't want a struggling sub (or myself) to damage the bed.

young switch girl stuck in the bible belt

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RE: custom built or standard one - 11/20/2006 7:27:28 PM

biohazar

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Sorry SwitchNCgal I didn't received your question in my mail and forgot to check the forum.
For the bed, if your still interested, I could make many option but I would like to have more info. Could you send-me photo or sketch so I could see what you are looking for.

A price range could be good so we would be on the same paste.
Thanks
Alex

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RE: custom built or standard one - 12/6/2006 8:58:31 PM

szobras

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For suberic, Just a suggestion in reference to your stamp. You may look through fine woodworking magazine, there are adds for electric brands. I got one for doing the logo for my brothers wood work. cast brass, so if you do not want to burn it in the leather, it would take a pounding into soft or wet for tooling stage material. Also, One can be custom cast if you wish. I can help with that if you need. Don't mean to take away from anyone, just read that biohazar replied that that is not quite within his regular scope of production. check out my post in the Artisan section on this board if you like.
Ferenc

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