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Terry Spragg wrote:
My dodger frame is made from fiberglass chimney rods. Flexible, cheap, strong. It would be nice if there were an economical source of this rod mat'l avail w/o hacking up cleaning rods, and it has many other great uses. My chimney rod sections are only abt 3/8" or less and I don't think I'd use that for a dodger. A set of chimney rods isn't exactly a retail giveaway, either, and one is stuck with the unusable couplings as well as the rather short lengths. 316L tubing in modest sizes is fairly easy and forgiving to bend in a conduit bender (not the Harry Homeowner type). One may even practice a little with scrap conduit to gain confidence. I'd get the right tubing & sidle up to a commercial electrician on a jobsite at lunchtime. At lot of these guys feel under-appreciated & they might even bend it all up for you for free if you've already lain it out. Remember to pickle/passivate after finished working it all up prior covering. Unless SS is not available in one's area, it seems a false economy to invest the planning, time, fabric & work for a lesser mat'l. |
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Terry Spragg wrote in
: Please don't take this as criticism, I'm trying to help. Thanks...I was in too much of a hurry and didn't notice it. -- Larry You know you've had a rough night when you wake up and you're outlined in chalk. |
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