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=Tools=


== Tools Required ==
*Torch
*Torch
*Welder
*Welder
*Hole punch with 3/4" dies
*Hole punch with 3/4" dies


=Materials=
*[12] Door Hinges
*[12] 1/2" x 1 1/2" bolts


== Materials Required ==
*[12] 1/2" washers (12)


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*[12] 1/2" lockwashers (12)
*sheet metal 1/2”x12” - 7'2” ?  11 gauge, 5'x10' ?
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*Door Hinges (12)
*[12] 1/2" nuts (12)
*1/2" x 1 1/2" bolts (12)
*1/2" washers (12)
*1/2" lockwashers (12)
*1/2" nuts (12)
*one 5X10 or two 4X8 sheets of 1/8" steel
*24' of 1/8" thick x 3" or 4" flatbar: Cut into 3' (8 total) pieces.


== Diagrams ==
*Steel plate 5' x 10' x 1/8" OR [2] Steel plate 4' x 8' x 1/8"


*Steel bar 3" x 1/8" x 24'


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=Steps=
[http://openpario.mime.oregonstate.edu/attachments/463/hopper_sheet_metal.dxf DXF File]


[[Image:hopperfab.png|400px]]
*Torch the hopper shapes as shown. Grind away any excess slag. Punch all of the holes shown.


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[[Image:hopperfab.png|1000px]]


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[[Image:hopper_layout.jpg|1000px]]
[[Image:hopper_jpg.jpg]]
 
[[Image:hopper_layout.jpg]]
*Insert then weld the 1/2" bolts to the side hopper plates such that the bolt heads would be inside if the hopper were to be assembled.
 
[[Image:boltshingeplates.jpg|500px|The bolts ready to weld]]
 
*Cut the 24' bar into 8 sections of 3' length
 
*Punch 3/4" holes in 4 of the hinge plates as shown.
 
[[Image:hingeplates.jpg|500px|Hole locations for the hinge plates]]


== Fabrication Steps ==
*Weld a holey hinge plate, a non-holey hinge plate and 3 hinges together as shown. Repeat for a total of 4 holeplate-3hinge-noholeplate welded assemblies. Note to make sure the side of the assembly that sticks out most is on the top; this way it won't interfere with the hopper metal below when installing the hopper.
===Prepare the hinge plates===
[[Image:hingeplates.jpg|thumb|200px|Hole locations for the hinge plates]]
[[Image:weldinghingeplates.jpg|thumb|200px|Welding the hinge plates]]
#Punch 3/4" holes in 4 of the hinge plates as shown. The hole locations are not critical.
#Place three hinges between one of the holey plates, and one without holes to weld.
#*Make sure the plates are a 1/2" apart or more, otherwise the metal won't hinge enough to attach to the hopper.
#*The pins inside the hinge should all be facing the same direction; these will need to be facing down when the hopper is erected so that the pins won't jiggle out over time.
#*On two of the hinge plates, the pins should face right, and the other two, they should face left, for the reasons stated above.
#*Make sure the side of the hinge that sticks out most is on the top; this way it won't interfere with the hopper metal below when installing the hopper.
#Plug weld thru the holes in the hinges to the plates below, joining all 3 hinges to each plate.


===Mounting the hinge plates to the hopper metal===
[[Image:weldinghingeplates.jpg|500px|Welding the hinge plates]]
[[Image:boltshingeplates.jpg|thumb|200px|The bolts ready to weld]]
[[Image:mountedhingeplates.jpg|thumb|200px|The hinge plates mounted to the side pieces.]]
#Torch the hopper shapes. (See diagrams above)
#Get one of the side pieces and clamp the holey side of the hinge plate to one side of it.
#*Make sure that when the side piece is in place, the hinge pins will be facing down.
#*Clamp it  so that it has just enough clearance for the other hopper metal, so there will be as small of a gap as possible once the hopper is assembled.
#Transfer punch thru the holes using a 1/2" transfer. Put the transfer in the bottom of the hole, near the edge of the hopper metal.
#Mark both pieces to ensure this exact plate goes back to this side.
#Repeat the above steps for the opposite side of the side piece, with a different hinge plate, Still insuring the pins will be facing down.
#Do the same for the other side piece. Make sure that it will be a mirror image of this one, not oriented the same.
#Punch all of the 1/2" holes where you center marked.
#Take one of the punched side pieces, and flip it over, so that the side with all the marks is touching the table.
#Place 1/2" bolts thru the holes and weld them.
#Do the same for the other side piece.
#Flip the side pieces over and match the put the corresponding hinge plates onto each set of bolts.
#Bolt them down tightly using a washer, lock washer, and nut on each bolt.


See [[Hopper Installation]] for how to mount it to the machine.
*Weld the no-hole plates of the 4 plate-hinge-plate assemblies to the sides of the front and rear hopper plates.

Latest revision as of 04:50, 23 December 2011

Tools

  • Torch
  • Welder
  • Hole punch with 3/4" dies

Materials

  • [12] Door Hinges
  • [12] 1/2" x 1 1/2" bolts
  • [12] 1/2" washers (12)
  • [12] 1/2" lockwashers (12)
  • [12] 1/2" nuts (12)
  • Steel plate 5' x 10' x 1/8" OR [2] Steel plate 4' x 8' x 1/8"
  • Steel bar 3" x 1/8" x 24'

Steps

  • Torch the hopper shapes as shown. Grind away any excess slag. Punch all of the holes shown.

Hopperfab.png

Hopper jpg.jpg

Hopper layout.jpg

  • Insert then weld the 1/2" bolts to the side hopper plates such that the bolt heads would be inside if the hopper were to be assembled.

The bolts ready to weld

  • Cut the 24' bar into 8 sections of 3' length
  • Punch 3/4" holes in 4 of the hinge plates as shown.

Hole locations for the hinge plates

  • Weld a holey hinge plate, a non-holey hinge plate and 3 hinges together as shown. Repeat for a total of 4 holeplate-3hinge-noholeplate welded assemblies. Note to make sure the side of the assembly that sticks out most is on the top; this way it won't interfere with the hopper metal below when installing the hopper.

Welding the hinge plates

  • Weld the no-hole plates of the 4 plate-hinge-plate assemblies to the sides of the front and rear hopper plates.