Selling 2mm hardox Sheets

[typhoon_driver]

Niels I would just get in touch with whoever your local hardox supplier is when you need it. Chances are, if a sheet gets rolled at 2mm they will know who to get in touch about it and you miss out on the postage charges etc.

[Niels - Team K.a.L.M.]

My neighbours metal company went belly-up a year ago...
Sourcing a decent local supplier that is willing is becoming a fantasy at this point...

[Shakey]

Well that was initially a bit hectic but I'm caught up with the backlog.

I have 1 37.5x37.5cm sheet left and quite a few of the 25x25cm ones. I won't be cutting anymore as the only hardox sheets I have other than those I need.

[Shakey]

Got a few of the sheets left. 1x 37.5cmx37.5cm (£35+£7.50 postage) sheet and 5x 25x25cm sheets.

This is the last of the stock I'm going to be selling. I'll be able to post early next week.

[Shakey]

Down to the 37.5cm sheet and only 3 25cm sheets now.

[Coolspeedbot]

is Hardox sheets hard to cut?

[Shakey]

As long as you have an angle grinder it's fairly easy stuff to cut. But it is a wear steel so it's pretty resistant to drilling and handsaws/jigsaws.

[Coolspeedbot]

As long as you have an angle grinder it's fairly easy stuff to cut. But it is a wear steel so it's pretty resistant to drilling and handsaws/jigsaws.

Oh, so what is the recommend approach to attaching to a robot?

[maddox10]

Anglegrinding and welding is most used.

Some have acces to a plasma torch, what makes curves a lot easier to make.

Trowing money at the problem and having the sheet water or lasercut.

[Coolspeedbot]

Anglegrinding and welding is most used.

Some have acces to a plasma torch, what makes curves a lot easier to make.

Trowing money at the problem and having the sheet water or lasercut.

Damn, looks like I'll have to use HPDE instead.