exact, I do not refer to illicit material but simply the use of naval decommissioning recovery plates used as if nothing were to build industrial machine bases despite not conforming to the material indicated on the cart.
therefore the incorrect behavior is that of the carpenter who should inform the client of the thing. then if together the client does not ask the certificates to the carpenter worse than worse.
the problems encountered are:
- if the plates were to be 20 mm and I made them with the 23 mm they make me pay 1,20€/kg a lot of kg for nothing, so cheap damage that amplifies when I send in ricottura etc.
- if the plates put them thinner or the carpenters are not covered and stretched there are crazy tensions and carpenters when the mills board as bananas. non uniformity of surface hardness therefore different resistance and abnormal wear inserts for removal of truciole
If you're in these conditions, you've been packaged.
However if you have these probes you may also use gray or spheroidal cast iron castings
we are not far from 1.20€ (maybe they are ot)
Thank you very much
for now the package hasn't done it yet. However from our hairs it is common 1,20/1,50 €/kg for welded carpenters. heat treatment of distension we pay aside.
next time I'm gonna make a concrete casting that costs me less yet?
