30delx del Bed extrusions???

Gary WA

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Anyone know of a maker of 30 Delx Dely. Bed metal strips.:confused:
 

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Just a suggestion, but they do not look that complicated that a good sheet metal shop or metal fabricator might be able to reproduce something very close to what you have.
 
This was my solution. First pic is an original and one of mine side by side, finished with a catalyst added to the enamel. Second pic is of the end of my first attempt. Next are the set of "dies" I welded up from a sturdy piece of T iron. One is the positive, the other the negative. Lay in a straight cut strip of sheet metal and bang away ! I used a socket set in a vise for the bottom of the recessed holes and a ball bearing welded on a bolt form the top. Drill the hole and bang away. The ends just take lots of "finessing". Lots of time involved, but the solution is acceptable.
 

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This was my solution. First pic is an original and one of mine side by side, finished with a catalyst added to the enamel. Second pic is of the end of my first attempt. Next are the set of "dies" I welded up from a sturdy piece of T iron. One is the positive, the other the negative. Lay in a straight cut strip of sheet metal and bang away ! I used a socket set in a vise for the bottom of the recessed holes and a ball bearing welded on a bolt form the top. Drill the hole and bang away. The ends just take lots of "finessing". Lots of time involved, but the solution is acceptable.
Very nice job Thanks for the photo's!
 
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