"Bloated" stainless steel radiator

  • Erstellt am 2020-11-29 16:41:46

manohara

2020-11-29 16:41:46
  • #1
There is a technique to inflate welded sheets with compressed air, which has been used to make various pieces of furniture. Among other things, for example, this stool: Using the same method, someone made radiators that I saw online a few months ago. As sometimes happens: I didn't remember it and now I can't find any information about it anymore.. Does anyone know it?
 

tomtom79

2020-11-29 17:00:52
  • #2
These?

 

tomtom79

2020-11-29 17:04:22
  • #3
Search for Oskar Zieta and furniture, he has a lot of things there.
 

manohara

2020-11-29 23:41:27
  • #4
It wasn't him, but I'm interested in everyone who does something like that ...

The furniture manufacturer (as far as I know there is only this one) is the one I meant as an example for the manufacturing method.
But he probably hasn't developed any radiators so far.
 

nordanney

2020-11-30 07:12:44
  • #5

Why would anyone want to do this nonsense with a radiator?
 

guckuck2

2020-11-30 07:33:52
  • #6
Sounds highly inefficient. But for example, the shown stool is more for looking at than for using.
 

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