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Posted by Martin H. Eastburn on October 6, 2005, 9:28 pm
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There are other issues with non-magnetic stainless - pain in the xxxx
at a scrap yard - the magnet doesn't pick it up. Labor does. Can't go
into standard steel pots for sale - taint the batch.
I got to buy my pick if I didn't look to much at it - and get hurt...
it was $1.00 a pound for SS. So I got some 400 and some 300.
All you can do is check it out.
Martin
Martin Eastburn
@ home at Lions' Lair with our computer lionslair at consolidated dot net
NRA LOH, NRA Life
NRA Second Amendment Task Force Charter Founder
alvinj@XX.com wrote:
>>Else I'm going to grab a magnet and head to some scrap yards...
>>Whats my best bet in looking for 400 series stainless at a scrap
>>yard?
>>I've heard stainless kitchen sinks?
>>John Fly
>
>
> My stainless sink is 300 series/non-magnetic/austenitic stainless
> steel.
>
> They'll want money;) for the non-magnetic stuff at the scrap yard
> because of the Ni content.
>
> The 400 series is easier to find since there's more of it these
> days. Out at the "shootin'range" (a dirt tank nearby) there's a
> couple old electric ranges that have 400 series stainless for the
> cook top. If they'd been 300 series they'd be here waiting to go
> to the scrap yard. ;) As it is, they're still sittin out there
> waiting to get shot-to-shit. ;)
>
> Alvin in AZ
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