An interesting idea, I need help

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Seen that one before, 3 days ago, I think. I repeat......'you'll have him singing soon'.....he must have missed it.lol!

 

[sedgy34]

hi everybody
i have an interesting idea for business and i need someone who will help me and will get into cooperation as a business partner or as a distributor.
I want to start a production of the electrical swietchgears for domestic and industrial use, which can be installed outside and inside the buildings. I already have cabinets, which are made of grp (glass fibre reinforced polyester), a material that is non-corrosive, non-flammable and very easy to assembly. Anything that involves the electrical industry can be assemblied in the cabinets: From small domestic to large industrial switchgears.

I am looking forward to hearing from you and your interesting ideas.

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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!you will have to pay for our ideas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[snowhead]

I have this idea for a new high speed mode of transport, will knock the spots off Branson.

All I can divulge now is it's based on an inexpesive sheet of A.4 and a bit of folding.

I'm also working on a round thing with a hole in the middle, I'm sure it's got potential but I wheely can't think of what it is yet.

 

[GLENNSPARK]

There are many producers of switchgears and most of them produce metal cabinets, since it's less expensive and the producers don't know the technology of the GRP cabinets. I have had 18 years of experience with the prodcution of different sorts of GRP products, including 12 years of experience with GRP switchgears.
I can compete with them since my product is inexpensive, efficient in assebly and in delivery. The construction of the cabinet is very simple and the assembly of 1 sole cabinet takes about 10 minutes.

It would take much longer with metal cabinets because of complicated technological process (cutting sheets of metal, bending shapes, welding, painting, I won't even mention purchasing all the machiner to do so).
My cabinets don't require such a complicated process.

yehr right!!...listen fella, i used to work in fabrications (industrial Blacksmith).....and i`l tell you now....to guillotine some sheet/plate...punch some fixing holes round the edge then put it through the break press.....bend some returns on it is nowt.....a good plater could have a load of blanks knocked up in the time it takes you to start laying up laminations.....and thats either by using glass mat or spray method....youv got to wax the mould every time you use it.....then start with your gelcoat and then its start rolling the mat out with the resin....then its wait for resin to catalise.....