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Dimensions requested for floor drain deflector
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Jim_Gruber
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Nice work. So was that a cut and bend and weld on the lip thing or a hammer and form job to make. Can you share the process?
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BlueMax
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What I did was anneal the steel with a rich acetylene torch to take the temper out. Then hammer the steel out on a die that I made from wood. After all of the shaping and finishing was done then heat it up again then quench, ready to weld in. Dimensions are 2.5” x 2”x 1” length-width-and width of center.