OK, So what on earth did this to my fence?
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The metal has a "memory" and when the fence was damaged by the range rover the bar was no longer held in tension and repeated heating and cooling (summer, winter etc) over the years has caused it to curl.
A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
redtwin said:
The metal has a "memory" and when the fence was damaged by the range rover the bar was no longer held in tension and repeated heating and cooling (summer, winter etc) over the years has caused it to curl.
A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
Yes this theory seems the most realistic. I did it in science once.A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
redtwin said:
The metal has a "memory" and when the fence was damaged by the range rover the bar was no longer held in tension and repeated heating and cooling (summer, winter etc) over the years has caused it to curl.
A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
Why do you have to ruin EVERYTHING?!! A bit like a spring that has been unwound. I know the fence isn't a spring but maybe that bar was once coiled after being drawn at the foundry.
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