This was a huge bread dough tub i had to make at work,lot of weld then grind then weld and grind some more ,took almost 40 hours.The tub had to be flawless on the inside so no pits good be seen.
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This was a huge bread dough tub i had to make at work,lot of weld then grind then weld and grind some more ,took almost 40 hours.The tub had to be flawless on the inside so no pits good be seen.
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Originally Posted by johnson697
don't make this an inquisition, provide the information that you yourself would want to know if someone else had posted it. material? thickness? how the bends were made? 40 hours to grind? weld and grind? you know; just the facts.
Important stuff, like how many dismembered bodies will fit in it. http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b1...oClown/ram.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by fdcmiami
And is it so big it warps time and space, or do you just need to set the clock on your camera? :P
so make us all some home made bread lol
I'm assuming all made with that big old synchro in the background pic?
That welder in the background is a aerowave..and the material that was used was 12 ga. coldrolled an it was formed on brake press in 2 halves and the ends added on .
So it's not stainless ?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnson697
or aluminum, like the hobart mixers. well after doing a little research it appears that they no longer use the large aluminum mixing bowls. times have changed, there must have been a health scare that i missed..Quote:
Originally Posted by zoama585
nope not stainless ,they power wash them down after each mix and gets completly coated with vegatable oil each time,but i am told i will be making 2 out of stainless.
Where I am, all cooking/eating places are stainless in the back operating parts. Was the project the date/time on the camera or like Ram said, you just need to set it :D Not that is matters, but I caught that too. I would turn the date stamp off myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnson697
So it is cold rolled steel, that is surprising for sure. What do you use all the bread for?
I think I read about a connection between aluminum to Alzheimer's, so aluminum cook ware would be a contributing factor.Quote:
Originally Posted by fdcmiami
Years ago I heard that about under-arm deodorant. Have not heard it for a long time, but I use all natural now. Just in case. And Lathanated electrode, just in case. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by DaveO
Deoderant wasn't the problem, anti perspirant is, with its aluminum active ingredient. I use plain Brut stick deodorant myself,and cap it off with a spray of Brut spray deodorant, just for good measure.Quote:
Originally Posted by everlastsupport
NEVER use an aluminum stock pot to make lime pickles in btw, unless you like watching your pot disintegrate.
I use Arm & Hammer Essentials Natural Deodorant , has baking soda in it to help from getting rashes when sweating it all natural
Now this is a turn on a thread that had been about a bread tub! LOL. Holy thread jack batman! Just kidding. It's sort of relevant to the material ..... I think :)
The company i work for made these for another company we are a job shop so i do all kinds of different things,we are not in the buisness of making bread.