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billybob
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Can anyone tell me what size the round stock is that's used for the door frames. I'm guessing 3/8". After looking at Wes's excellent photos I'm confident I can make my own. I'll have the door covers to help with the size and shape. I'll also make a template/pattern out of plywood first. Thanks for any help or hints.
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billybob
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| Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2018 10:02 pm Post subject: M38 door frames. |
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Thanks. I just went to his photo diary and saw them. He did a very nice job indeed.
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Thanks!
Ya they really weren't too bad. The hardest part was making the door hardware. I made everything except the door escutcheon plate. Got those from MWM
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Sadly the auto links from Photobucket don’t
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There are ways around that you know. Go look for ad-ons for your browser
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billybob
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| Posted: Tue May 01, 2018 7:00 am Post subject: M38 door frames. |
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Thanks Bretto, do you remember the diameter of the rods? Yours look very nice.
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Bretto
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3/8 and I used hot rolled. Cold rolled will work but it will make the fab job much harder. HR is plenty adequate for the task.
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billybob
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| Posted: Tue May 01, 2018 8:52 am Post subject: M38 door frames. |
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Thanks again. Yeah, the hot rolled is a lot easier to work with. I love metalwork so I'm not afraid to tackle it. Now, if i can find someplace that has some long enough to do it without piecing it.
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