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Old April 17th 04, 08:46 PM
Rich S.
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"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
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B2431 wrote:

Ya'll joke about it all you want.

But it ain't very funny.


I agree, which is why I raised the subject. Out in my shop, I have a small
piece of .125" 4130. It used to be larger, but I have been giving away
pieces of it to aircraft builders who haven't been able to find any.

The mention of "Homebuilt helicopter kits" was referring to the rumors
hereabout of a certain unnamed helicopter kit purveyor said to be operating
in Communist China.

Rich S.


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Old April 18th 04, 05:03 AM
jerry Wass
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Seems as if I remember about 65 or 70 years ago another eastern country was
buying a lot of our scrap steel--we were getting a lot of stamped sheet-metal
toys
in return---then the toys got bigger and went BOOM !!

"Rich S." wrote:

"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
...
B2431 wrote:

Ya'll joke about it all you want.

But it ain't very funny.


I agree, which is why I raised the subject. Out in my shop, I have a small
piece of .125" 4130. It used to be larger, but I have been giving away
pieces of it to aircraft builders who haven't been able to find any.

The mention of "Homebuilt helicopter kits" was referring to the rumors
hereabout of a certain unnamed helicopter kit purveyor said to be operating
in Communist China.

Rich S.


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Old April 18th 04, 06:33 AM
Richard Lamb
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jerry Wass wrote:

Seems as if I remember about 65 or 70 years ago another eastern country was
buying a lot of our scrap steel--we were getting a lot of stamped sheet-metal
toys
in return---then the toys got bigger and went BOOM !!

"Rich S." wrote:

"Richard Lamb" wrote in message
...
B2431 wrote:

Ya'll joke about it all you want.

But it ain't very funny.


I agree, which is why I raised the subject. Out in my shop, I have a small
piece of .125" 4130. It used to be larger, but I have been giving away
pieces of it to aircraft builders who haven't been able to find any.

The mention of "Homebuilt helicopter kits" was referring to the rumors
hereabout of a certain unnamed helicopter kit purveyor said to be operating
in Communist China.

Rich S.


Really? That outta even out the balance of trade.

Serves 'em right too.

Richard
 




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