Here is a simple job, and I like those too! Just some cutting, drilling, grinding, and welding. It kept me busy for a day!
To get the best yield, I decided to cut the parts out of the 20′ long, 3″ x 3/8″ flat bar.
To keep it upright for cutting, and more manageble, I clamped some angle iron pieces to the infeed side of my dry cut saw.
After cutting and grinding the cuts, I marked all the pieces for grinding the areas in preperation for welding the posts.
Another view!
Grinding away!
There is a total of 26 pieces, so setting up some fixtures to hold it all in place made a lot of sense.
Another view!
All 26 pieces done, nice, straight, and square! Ready for pickup!
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