Advantages of Outsourcing Assembly Services for Your Industrial and Manufacturing Business

Posted on 18 November 2021

When you open an industrial and manufacturing business, you could be under the impression that it is mandatory to carry out all your operations in house. But while this may work when you are just starting, you should know that handling every single aspect of the industrial and manufacturing processes may not be feasible as the business grows. An unanticipated spike in the demand for your products without adequate manpower and equipment could mean you cannot meet consumer expectations and this will be detrimental to the growth of your business. [Read More]

How Perspex Sheets Can Be Used in Your Manufacturing Facility

Posted on 7 September 2021

You might be surprised by all of the different ways that perspex sheets can be used in the home, in commercial settings, in healthcare facilities and even in industrial facilities. For example, perspex sheets might already be in use in one way or another in your manufacturing facility. If they aren't, or if you are interested in some of the new ways that you can use them in your facility, then you might be interested in implementing some or all of these ideas. [Read More]

What You Should Know About Sandblasting Industrial Items to Prepare for Painting

Posted on 15 June 2021

If you have industrial equipment or other items in your industrial business that need to be painted, then you should definitely take the time to learn more about sandblasting. Once you learn about sandblasting and put this method to use for the first time, you will probably find that this is the best way to prepare industrial items for painting and finishing projects. These are some of the things that you will want to know. [Read More]

Screw Piles: Planning Tips for Residential Deck Construction

Posted on 13 April 2021

If you are building a new residential deck or expanding your old one, you should consider using screw piles for the foundation. These units are favoured over alternatives because their installation does not demand excavation. The piles are inserted into the ground directly as complete pillars. The lack of excavation minimises danger on the site and eliminates the need for handling waste soil. Also, the screw pile approach is fast and shortens the project timeline. [Read More]

About Me

Sheet Metal Mike

Hello, my name is Mike, but my friends call me 'Sheet Metal Mike'. This might seem like a strange nick-name but in reality, it makes complete sense. You see, a few years ago, I went to visit my brother's industrial factory which is located just off the 902 on the way to Sydney. I was supposed to be there to catch up with my brother but, to be honest, I spent more time watching and chatting with the chaps working in his factory. I loved the way they worked with the sheet metal and I decided this was a skill I wanted to learn myself. Since then, I have been working hard to master the skills required in my own little DIY industrial shed. I hope you find my blog useful.

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