Could be a goer, shall I pm you the design files to pass along?
Yeh good point, it's probably worth the extra cost/hassle of finding 316 parts/fittings in the long run. Got a small workshop over here too, cnc router, lathe, mig/tig; would like to get a mill, but don't really have the shed space.
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i picked up a mill from the welly hospital, hardly used great price, i was so stoked. email the drgs to qld.tsv.game@gmail.com
i find 316 seems to be easier to find that 303 or 304 im not sure about NZ tho
What does "not turning it" have to do with it? Can turn 316 easily....
I'm with Ocean1 on this, 316 work hardens, then more prone to stress fractures etc. 304 is fine and have never had any issues. Unless you are riding it through brine, tomato juice or blood I dont think you will need the extra corrosion resistance properties either....
yes but only under high stress because of the copper added but it wares alot better and as long as you don stress the hell out of its or use it as a running surface its tough and extremely durable where as 304 is a brittle version of 303 and welds tends to stress fracture. I have worked with all 3 alot, the only reason i would use 304 was if it was being machined.
Was doing my monthly raid on a friends scrap yard and spied what looks like an 80s xv1000 its only good for parts but most of the running gear is there, if no one gets back to me at qld.tsv.game@gmail.com it will go to crusher, suh a waste. so plz let me know if you know someone, it will cost the current scrap steel price per KG which is stuff all.
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