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    that looks better ,
    looks better than the one on dont ya think?
    Last edited by gtpkeeper; 03-03-2013 at 10:12 AM.
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    Quote Originally Posted by gtpkeeper View Post
    or this but somethink doesnt seem right with it ??
    http://www./itm/Black-Powder-Storage...-/160978213255


    item number 160978213255
    Quote Originally Posted by harricook View Post
    'somethink' like what ??

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    Quote Originally Posted by gtpkeeper View Post
    re box doesnt look 18mm on the walls
    Now I have no axe to grind on this - but what I don't like seeing on forums are people being trashed for no reason. Shooter & the shooting community that serve them should (if the service is good) stick together & not bandy around half-truths (or no-truths !!).

    I have NO link with the E B A Y seller you quoted - but if you are going to dish out info - then get your facts straight.

    I mailed the guy & he seems as genuine as can be - here is his reply

    Dear harricook,

    The outer ply is top grade 18mm and measures that, the inner dividers were bought as 6mm ply but as is often the case is a fraction less. There is no metal protruding into the box.
    I made it as small as possible, using the guidelines after seeing what Henry Kranks is selling for £110. The holes in his box are over 4 inch square and the hight is 14 inch. Big box.
    I accept returns and will refund your money if you send it back.
    Graham.

    - stellax


    Looks like a good buy to me - had I not made my own with intumescent strip similar to the seller above - I would happily buy one of his ??

    Cheers

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    Now I have no axe to grind on this - but what I don't like seeing on forums are people being trashed for no reason. Shooter & the shooting community that serve them should (if the service is good) stick together & not bandy around half-truths (or no-truths !!).

    I have NO link with the E B A Y seller you quoted - but if you are going to dish out info - then get your facts straight.
    and thats why i asked on here for info ,re it didnt seem right re sidewalls seem thin


    wasnt slagging him off atall ,

    how is any of the 2 quotes from me that you quoted, knocking him any such way??? none

    so get your facts right first
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    Quote Originally Posted by gtpkeeper View Post
    and thats why i asked on here for info ,re it didnt seem right re sidewalls seem thin

    Why didn't you ask HIM first ??

    You'd have got your answer

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    as said didnt look rite, and i wanted to ask on here first ,

    isnt this the whole idea of a forum to ask questions ,and hopfully learn ,share

    you could replied without accussing me of knocking the guy, which i clearly havent ??
    so who is in the wrong ??
    Last edited by gtpkeeper; 05-03-2013 at 06:16 AM.
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    Cheers for the link to the plans.
    Knocked this together in the shed.
    https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-J...306_142711.jpg

    https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-V...306_142730.jpg

    https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-i...306_142747.jpg

    I used 12mm ply for the interior and the only issue I had was the first hinges I used were steel. I had to change them for brass even though I had pads covering the steel ones inside the box.

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    I used 12mm ply for the interior and the only issue I had was the first hinges I used were steel. I had to change them for brass even though I had pads covering the steel ones inside the box
    so its passed there approval now then,

    looks like a solid box
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    Yeah approved and ready to go.

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    now you just gotta fill it
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    Skill saw?

    Quote Originally Posted by thesmi View Post
    Get your self down to some where that sells board and ask for some cover sheets will cost you a 5er , borrow a skill saw, a straight edge some clamps glue and screw and a set of hinges and lock from poundland.

    Or find a machine shop and they will have little crate type pallets from deliveries of tooling. Again a 5er drink
    Christ! Don't tell someone who's crap at making things to borrow a skill saw. He'll be armless in minutes!!!
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    Christ! Don't tell someone who's crap at making things to borrow a skill saw. He'll be armless in minutes!!!
    ......
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    I have every sympathy with anyone who feels they couldn't do a good job on this. Mine might have been squarish with some extra ventilation.

    I found a bloke on that looked to have made a much better box than I could ever do but his dividers were thicker than the guidelines.

    Then I came across this http://www.black-powder.co.uk/woodenbox.pdf

    Possibly one of the most helpful sellers I have come across.

    Anything in 18mm ply feels solid. Mot sure FLO would notice the difference but it is fully compliant.

    (No connection to seller)

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