Andrew, There was a smallish company that made a kit to 'roll your own'
corrugated pipe. I bought it and it worked just fine. I later made up
a bunch of larger diameter pipe from scratch. The basis is using
corrugated sheet metal--Campbell or Triangle. a simple wooden dowel is
used to form the stuff. You put the seam at the bottom and glue to
timber spacers to make up the load. Some Chartpack tape works for steel
strapping.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
ANDREW BAIRD wrote:
> Good day!
>
> Anyone have any good ideas on how to build the corrugated pipe, for
> flatcar
> loads?
>
> Thought of some sort of thin tube and run a proper sized screw through it?
>
> Any sites on the web for this sort of stuff?
>
> Thanks
> Andrew
>
>
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