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Default FS: A-2 tool steel plates

I'm in San Carlos, CA. (About 15 miles south of SFO Airport)

I have several 24" x 22" x .75" and 22" x 21" x .5" A-2 tool steel
plates that a tool and die company scrapped. The plates don't have any
rust, but they do have four .5" holes around the perimeter and a
..5"x.5" milled rabbet on two sides. (I'm sure in metalworking they
wouldn't be called a rabbet, would they?)

I'm using two of the plates for a welding table top, but I was going to
sell the others.

I know these were expensive new. Any offers?

-Aaron
akushner at gmail

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rust, but they do have four .5" holes around the perimeter and a
.5"x.5" milled rabbet on two sides. (I'm sure in metalworking they
wouldn't be called a rabbet, would they?)


Probably "shoulders".


I'm using two of the plates for a welding table top, but I was going to
sell the others.


Careful with heating the plates. If you get them red (even in just a
localized spot), they'll probably harden and you could get a chip in your
body if you subject it to shock (with a hammer, for instance).

Regards,

Robin


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