Who makes tapered stake plates?
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:13 pm
I recall seeing online about 6 months ago a firm who make a new stake plate with 4 square holes of different sizes (from about 3/4" inch to about 1 3/4") all with a 5 degree taper. The 2 or 3 largest holes have a lip on the underside of the plate to expand the support for the larger stakes.
Does this ring any bells with anyone here?
I dismissed it at the time as I read on Anvilfire that 11-12 degrees is a more standard taper but I've finally got round to cataloging some stakes I bought as a job lot and 5 I have at least half a dozen useful stakes with a 4.8–5.2 degree taper so I think this would be a useful addition to my growing workshop.
I don't remember it being ridiculously expensive either.
If only I could remember where I saw it...!
Any hints or clues would be very much appreciated.
Does this ring any bells with anyone here?
I dismissed it at the time as I read on Anvilfire that 11-12 degrees is a more standard taper but I've finally got round to cataloging some stakes I bought as a job lot and 5 I have at least half a dozen useful stakes with a 4.8–5.2 degree taper so I think this would be a useful addition to my growing workshop.
I don't remember it being ridiculously expensive either.
If only I could remember where I saw it...!
Any hints or clues would be very much appreciated.