How many can relate to this?
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How welders fix things.
- Thread starter jcdammeyer
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As long as you don't have cats.
I can relate, Dad was a construction welder, 1/8" gap was a perfect fit and any gap up to a 1/4" was close enough. lol
His life long enemy was "wood welding rod", unless he could use a 4lb hammer.
skippyelwell
Ultra Member
The bolts holding it the wall look a little undersized for the job, I'd beef those up.
Better safe than sorry.
Better safe than sorry.
And the nut on the spindle should nylock or castelated to resist rotational loading.
skippyelwell
Ultra Member
Come to think of it, that toilet roll holder has been mounted upside down, there's alot more strength to be had in sheer if it was mounted the other way around.
Excellent fabrication, very poor installation.
Excellent fabrication, very poor installation.
Dan Dubeau
Ultra Member
I know guys that would still find a way to break it.