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Anyone know of a place in the western suburbs that sells pre-bent 3 inch piping. Gotta build a friend a rolbar for his Rover.

Cheers
Zol

pipe is for plumbers

No Shit Sherlock...

I'll keep that in mind if I wanna build one out of copper.

STEEL TUBE....


Is that better?

So you still playin moozik Zolt?

nice car by the way...

Yep...still playin Moozik.

Tuff career but someones gotta entertain the chicks 8)

Do I know you dangerman?

Try - Edcon Steel, 1/20 Marigold St Revesby, P.H- 9772 3800

They had heaps of mandrel bent corners when i was there last week. Plenty of different sizes. Cheers, Jeremy

Thanks Jeremy.
I was hoping someone knew.

How's your truckster doing anyway?
I heard alot about it from Russell.

Not too bad mate, sorting the rear links and A frame out now. I am primed to get it out and about very soon !!
You got any comps in mind for this year ??
Cheers, Jeremy

hey jeremy , you sorted rear springs for your jalopy yet ??????

Hey moose, i'm gonna stick with my 80 springs and spacers for the moment, until i drive it and see how stiff it is with decent links etc. If i'm not happy with it [i doubt i will be] then you will definatly be hearing from me.

hey Jeremy

Nah Not this year. I wanna learn more about my truck & driving. But you never know your luck :wink:

Got a fair bit stuff to tweek before that anyway.

80 series coils eh. Might be Ok...jUST GOTTA GIVEM A GOOD STRETCH & TENDERISING...sHOULD BE OK....WILL CONTROL THE FRONT END MORE. tHAT'S WHAT MINE IS SETUP but with leaves....Oops sorry for yelling

Zol

you can buy mandrel bends at most muffler joints

what the hell is with all the tech grave digs dude

What the??? It was so long ago that I don't even remember this thread. Did I used to wn a Hilux????

I am not trying to be a smartarse but shouldn't rollbars be one piece not with joins in corner or is there a way around that

BJ

bj42turbo wrote:I am not trying to be a smartarse but shouldn't rollbars be one piece not with joins in corner or is there a way around that

BJ

Hey BJ.
You're probably right in comp. This was actually just for looks from what I remember.

Zol wrote:Anyone know of a place in the western suburbs that sells pre-bent 3 inch piping.

You cant call it PRE BENT, either it is bent or it's not, it's like PRE drilling a hole, either you drill the hole or you dont drill the hole. The list can go on and on, things cant be 'PRE finished' again they are finished or they are not finished.

Sorry for hijacking your thread with my burbon induced mumblings
Hoppy

Zol wrote:

bj42turbo wrote:I am not trying to be a smartarse but shouldn't rollbars be one piece not with joins in corner or is there a way around that

BJ

Hey BJ.
You're probably right in comp. This was actually just for looks from what I remember.

Yeah cool that makes sence

BJ

Hoppy11 wrote: You cant call it PRE BENT, either it is bent or it's not, it's like PRE drilling a hole, either you drill the hole or you dont drill the hole.

funny shit made me laugh hard.. haha nice one

if the rovers roll bar will ever serve any function, you should build it out of one pice, and use a decent wall thickness reguardless of weather or not its for looks.

i say that, cause if its going on there, and theres any chance it might get used, you atleast want it to do soemthing not just fold.

Time for a quick english lesson for some drunk and sober forumites alike. As long as we're getting anal about the language, may as well get it right.

Hoppy11 wrote:You cant call it PRE BENT, either it is bent or it's not, it's like PRE drilling a hole, either you drill the hole or you dont drill the hole. The list can go on and on, things cant be 'PRE finished' again they are finished or they are not finished.

www.thefreedictionary.com wrote: pre
-pref.
1.
a. Earlier; before; prior to.
b. Preparatory; preliminary.
c. In advance.

You've never heard of 'Prestressed concrete? It's definitely under stress, but it was done earlier?
Have you ever heard of prepaid mobile phone credit? The calls have been paid for, but in advance to being made.

I think your understanding of the prefix 'pre' is in accordance to definition b, meaning 'before the event'. Tube can be prebent in that it was bent earlier or before another event (in this case, the construction of the roll bar).


And you CAN in fact pre-drill a hole. In this context pre is an abbreviation of preliminary.

www.thefreedictionary.com wrote: preliminary
adj.
Prior to or preparing for the main matter, action, or business; introductory or prefatory.
n. pl. pre·lim·i·nar·ies
1. Something that precedes, prepares for, or introduces the main matter, action, or business.
2. An academic test or examination that is preparatory to one that is longer, more complex, or more important.

If the hole is to be 12mm, drilling a 3mm hole could be seen as 'preparing for the main business', which is of course the larger hole.



And now back to regular programming....

That is fantastic Spimon_NH

You read my mind. I was going to write something similar but soon realised that I couldn't be bothered typing it out.

Hehehe. What a crack-up?!

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Sobers- 1

Spimon_NH wrote:Time for a quick english lesson for some drunk and sober forumites alike. As long as we're getting anal about the language, may as well get it right.

Hoppy11 wrote:You cant call it PRE BENT, either it is bent or it's not, it's like PRE drilling a hole, either you drill the hole or you dont drill the hole. The list can go on and on, things cant be 'PRE finished' again they are finished or they are not finished.

www.thefreedictionary.com wrote: pre
-pref.
1.
a. Earlier; before; prior to.
b. Preparatory; preliminary.
c. In advance.

You've never heard of 'Prestressed concrete? It's definitely under stress, but it was done earlier?
Have you ever heard of prepaid mobile phone credit? The calls have been paid for, but in advance to being made.

I think your understanding of the prefix 'pre' is in accordance to definition b, meaning 'before the event'. Tube can be prebent in that it was bent earlier or before another event (in this case, the construction of the roll bar).


And you CAN in fact pre-drill a hole. In this context pre is an abbreviation of preliminary.

www.thefreedictionary.com wrote: preliminary
adj.
Prior to or preparing for the main matter, action, or business; introductory or prefatory.
n. pl. pre·lim·i·nar·ies
1. Something that precedes, prepares for, or introduces the main matter, action, or business.
2. An academic test or examination that is preparatory to one that is longer, more complex, or more important.

If the hole is to be 12mm, drilling a 3mm hole could be seen as 'preparing for the main business', which is of course the larger hole.



And now back to regular programming....

nerd

smileysmoke wrote:nerd

Welcome to the life of a student around exam time. Anything to avoid study

Ahh, see what Burbon can do.
It's like when the barmaid initially opens your can of burbon just a little bit, before I open it all the way for the main event.
Hoppy

Hoppy11 wrote:Ahh, see what Burbon can do.
It's like when the barmaid initially opens your can of burbon just a little bit, before I open it all the way for the main event.
Hoppy

Can I call that a pre-opened Burbon
Hoppy