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drew this up on a piece of paper. my dad liked it so much we built it for our house. our shop is in the back behind. its got an electric opener on it Attached Images
Reply:Wow.Just ... wow.Awesome work.  Those circles must have taken forever to bend and weld.  Is that wire mesh on the lower section of the gate and the top crown?
Reply:I admire your work with envy.  It really is amazing.Millermatic 252"Don't worry, he's got a welder, he can fix anything"
Reply:yeah thanks for the comments i just graduated high school and just started doing gates with my dad like 9 months ago. the i bought the rings threw a patons steel. and the mesh is on top as well. we used electric nibblers to cut it. worked pretty good
Reply:nice job!
Reply:Originally Posted by flentyeweldingthe i bought the rings threw a patons steel. .......
Reply:i bought all the rings pre made threw patons steel corp. www.pattonscorp.com.thanks!
Reply:oh, pattons in ontario.  you must be near by.  I'm in Upland.  where you located?
Reply:i used the the pattons out of lancaster im in ridgecrest
Reply:oh, duh!  I forgot they had several locations.  my bad
Reply:What is the opaque white stuff behind the bars?A butterfly without wings, is just an ugly bug
Reply:Wow,Super impressive work... Yeah X2 what is the privacy barrier made from ?Cheers,/Jman...
Reply:That's a very nice design.  I like the privacy screen for that application.Here's something I know nothing about: is that gas meter at the edge of the photos totally unprotected?  It seems like anyone could clip it with a bumper on their way in or out.  Like I say, maybe there's no danger at all -- the only time I ever think about gas meters is when the guy comes by to read it or we have an earthquake.  But those pictures make me think that a pair of concrete-filled poles would be a smart next project.  (Natural gas explosions suck.)
Reply:Originally Posted by Magnetic MechanicWhat is the opaque white stuff behind the bars?
Reply:Originally Posted by Jack OlsenThat's a very nice design.  I like the privacy screen for that application.Here's something I know nothing about: is that gas meter at the edge of the photos totally unprotected?  It seems like anyone could clip it with a bumper on their way in or out.  Like I say, maybe there's no danger at all -- the only time I ever think about gas meters is when the guy comes by to read it or we have an earthquake.  But those pictures make me think that a pair of concrete-filled poles would be a smart next project.  (Natural gas explosions suck.)
Reply:the mesh is made out of 22 gauge sheet metal with 1/8 inch holes in it. we got it from pattons as well.
Reply:Are those wheels and a track at the bottom? So it slides to the side to open?
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Reply:I wish you had some pics of the build"Any day above ground is a good day"http://www.farmersamm.com/
Reply:Yes, looks like it's sitting on a wheeled track, slides back along the fence  - motorized?
Reply:yeah its on a track and it slides along the brick wall. and its motorized
Reply:Did you make the bend in the arcs or did you order them pre bent?
Reply:Originally Posted by flentyeweldingyeah its on a track and it slides along the brick wall. and its motorized
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Reply:Very nice work by the way!!Miller 252Miller 250Miller Syncrowave 250Esab Plasma Powercut 1250HF Basic oxy/act torchesI rolled the arches with our roller we bought.