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I wanted to make the welded pillars with hinges and the door upright and screw the door frame onto it. For transport reasons we cannot use a truck. We want to make the structure in pieces and then bring the various segments and bolt them together like Meccano. It is an isolated place with a path that we must block for safety reasons. Thank you. What material do you recommend? L-shaped profiles or tubular box section? Thank you. ?? https://www.vidaxl.it/e/vidaxl-cancello-da-giardino-in-acciaio-5-sbarre-115-300x90cm-argento/8719883769448.html?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=19787829316&gbraid=0AAAAADRAcQqLm0T4nSxdXl2hab-reXg5f&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIm7m

modular removable gate for agricultural land in the countryside hello I should make a gate to close the passage in an agricultural land. for economic reasons of transport I should make it modular like Meccano or instead of welding the doors I should bolt them and then screw them into the ground, they will transport it with a small jeep the land is in an impervious terrain any ideas to make it removable without welding thanks.

thanks for the valuable suggestions, I can find the beams for the crosspiece among the offcuts of a metalworking workshop in the area, the problem would be to make the side columns or the A or the inverted T, size them well to avoid them from lying down or breaking like a house of cards thanks again sorry for the inconvenience I'll think about it thanks

thanks how would you do it? could you insert the right materials and the measurements considering the size of the reducer, hoist and trolley I have to make a compact but easy to handle portal underneath there will be the body of a vehicle not too big and bulky nor too small useless and not functional thanks. sorry if I bother you. Hauteur : 3.50m Largeur : 3.17m

yes, maybe a scissor system would be needed to make the modular structure dismountable and transportable like children's constructions, the sturdy but light and easy to transport Meccano, thanks again, I'll think about it

thanks in the beam column node I was referring to "the support legs I was saying that connection point should be reinforced so that the corner does not close like a hinge like a door opening, I should put some gusset bolts there to reinforce it some sheet metal triangles in the book would go at 3/4 of the height as in the photo of the wooden easel thanks anyway for the good advice we will update each other thanks. hinge constraint

thanks for the advice sorry if I bother you a drawing with 4 measurements, the material I take tubular box or profiles type H I or l t thanks. the suggestions I read at 3/ of the height to avoid the zipper being created in the knot and the right angle being closed?? thanks

thanks for your kind advice I will treasure your suggestions, thanks. as measurements I refer to the pillars and the crosspiece how would you do it thanks? my friend saw the photos of this wooden easel and would like to make a similar one but in iron for work in the countryside thanks

Removable and transportable frame for hoist hi, for a farmer friend of mine I need to make a frame to hook a winch to transport disassembled on the tractor trailer. like the swing portal measures 8 feet high about 2.50 meters, 8 feet wide must pass through with the tractor trailer and on it hook the winch and lift the weights, maximum capacity 500 kg thanks. any suggestions. the stand must be supported on the ground without wheels. it should be light, easy to handle and easy to transport and assemble what materials do you recommend I use? thanks http://i42.photobucket.com/albums/e327/ice4me/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_20141025_151138_zpsoyhvmfwp.jpg

Thanks for the precious advice, I will treasure your teachings, I will try to find the right pieces at a scrapyard or among the scraps of some metalworking workshop, thanks.

thanks for the help, I read in a manual that the right weight for the anvil should be 8 or 10 times higher than that of the hammer to absorb the blows, 1 gk hammer therefore 8-10 kg, if I hit the anvil with the 5 kg mallet, 5x8= 40kg even 50 kg would be better. am I wrong sorry if I bothered you, you say that to make an effective anvil I should weld a head plate to the beam stump otherwise it doesn't work in fact you advise against doing it it's a waste of time thanks for the right advice sorry again. regards https://www.anvilfire.com/21centbs/Selecting-an-Anvil.php https://www.instructables.com/How-to-Make-an-Anvil-1/ 75 libbre https://arcandhammer.com/blogs/news/reading-anvil-weight-markings

DIY anvil from recovered ah H beam construction tips Hi, a metalworker friend of mine kindly gave me a 160mm He steel beam stump. I thought I'd salvage this scrap and make a rudimentary makeshift anvil. How do you recommend I make it? If I wanted, I could weld some flat iron scraps on top to weigh it down and make it bigger and thicker, as you would do so that it's functional and useful. If possible, I'd like to hit it with an 8kg mallet. Thanks, regards.

okay thanks I'll try

I used the herbicide glisolide for the canebrake but I caused a massacre of pigeons I mixed it with ammonia the pigeons and cats died I prefer not to use it trucks can't get there it's a steep slope a slope I would have to use a 5 ton excavator with the ripper rake with the claw to sink the prongs deep down and anchor the deep roots it costs me an arm and a leg and I cause the slope to collapse with the risk that the provincial road comes up I get a complaint and then I have to rebuild the road I have to find a manual solution from the lumberjack grandfather. Tree Popper

basically one sprung up years ago on the slope that I removed, then a thicket formed that I tore away with great difficulty. then for various reasons I had to abandon the land it formed like a jungle, I tore away the small suckers by hand, I cut the big ones with a billhook, with the pickaxe some come off the bigger ones I have difficulty even with an iron bar it's an endless struggle I don't know what to do they infest the slope, they had infested the flat terrace to cut them away first with the pickaxe then with the hoe and with gloves I don't know what to do.

the weed killer kills the animals in the area, we used it on a cane field it killed the pigeons and cats that went to eat them, you can't put fire in it it's forbidden and they give you a report, a fine and a criminal complaint for arson you go to the criminal court you risk jail in Italy the forest police check, an excavator no for two economic reasons of rental cost and then I'm on a steep and precipitous slope we had thought of a lever of the 2nd type like a nutcracker and with a corkscrew type chain that is you lift and you twist to screw, I broke several hoe and pickaxe handles even if I cut the roots when you leverage with the pickaxe in the heat you break the handle. https://www.zaggo.ru/sas/image/brushgrubberbrushgrubberxtrememodelbg_11.mp4 https://youtu.be/lhmLFkM6HNM

tool for manually uprooting roots and stumps of small shrubs hello a farmer friend of mine is manually reclaiming an abandoned land using only hand tools and muscle power, he has to uproot some ailantos roots, to do this he uses a pickaxe and an axe, he broke several handles of these tools, he asked me if I could build him a homemade tool with a tubular iron pole and a chain a sort of lever crowbar with which to harness and boil the root without soil and then by levering lol earth pole and twisting the chain in screwing tear out the roots. what do you think it could work how should I make this homemade tool thanks I await advice and suggestions.

the van is not mine, maybe, it belongs to an acquaintance of mine then I have to repay him maybe with a gift maybe give me a drawing or a visual example with some measurements thanks sorry if I insist thanks

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? thanks I think about it I don't want to damage the cabin of the truck's passenger compartment it's not mine maybe as you rightly say I put a ramp as an inclined plane and I place a wooden panel between it like a sled like a sliding stretcher that moves along the inclined plane. maybe I place some metal rods between it like skates like a trolley like an Egyptian pyramid system I'll try thanks for the technical support power-puller

unfortunately I can't spend money otherwise I would call a mechanical shovel or a tractor I have a chain hoist I have to be resourceful with the little I have maybe with a ramp an inclined plane and some pieces of metal pipe I can drag it over the container I have to try thanks

200kg, dimensioni 80 cm x 50x 60 cm do you say that if I can make a ramp like an inclined plane I'll drag it on the truck bed? the piece looks like scrap but on top I'll put a thick sheet of metal and make a rudimentary anvil what do you say I'll give it to the nomads as scrap or recycle it as a pedestal for an anvil thanks.

advice .lift heavy piece and load it on truck bed method without hydraulic crane hello sorry if every now and then I come up with these bizarre and crazy ideas. in the countryside I need to recover a heavy massive piece of an old marble machine to use as an improvised anvil. we don't have cranes or earthmoving machines to lift this massive piece and load it onto the truck, what method do you suggest. I build a large portal-type trestle and hang a hoist on it as you would do thanks. the ground is uneven and not flat on the ground.

you can attach photos thanks for your cooperation, sorry for the bizarre and banal question

how to knot and twist wire to make tie-downs, carpentry ties https://www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Tie-Wire hello, how to make the most of its versatility of wire to create temporary ties and tie rods, using the carpenter's technique and pliers as a tool.