Posting block
28 January 2017, 12:52 AM
#1
Posting block
Bit of a random subject, but any tips on how to send a block to someone?
I need to get a block sent to the machinists (AS), but sticking it in a box seems a bit crazy...
Reckon two separate boxes for the block halves, or one giant heavy box?
I need to get a block sent to the machinists (AS), but sticking it in a box seems a bit crazy...
Reckon two separate boxes for the block halves, or one giant heavy box?
30 January 2017, 07:25 PM
#6
Ugh, 68 quid...
Surely there must be a cheaper alternative for an empty block? It doesn't weigh more than about 25 kg I would have thought.
Will weigh it tonight if I get a chance.
suppose the nicend thing about a pallet is that it will not be chucked around as much as a box might.
Surely there must be a cheaper alternative for an empty block? It doesn't weigh more than about 25 kg I would have thought.
Will weigh it tonight if I get a chance.
suppose the nicend thing about a pallet is that it will not be chucked around as much as a box might.
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Euro pallet, or better still is you can get your hands on one, is a printers pallet as they are smaller again.
Can't remember the weight of a pair of block casings, long time since I've forwarded stuff on for people.
Depending on your timescale for getting it to Alyn, try looking for NE registered sameday companies, they'll have been paid handsomely for going down your way, and might do a back load for not a lot of money.
Can't remember the weight of a pair of block casings, long time since I've forwarded stuff on for people.
Depending on your timescale for getting it to Alyn, try looking for NE registered sameday companies, they'll have been paid handsomely for going down your way, and might do a back load for not a lot of money.
