hi all, i cant figure out how to use this forum!! not in the typical format... anyways, i had a question, and that is, can one heat up and bend metal with a plasma cutter like you can with oxy aceyline?

Two years ago I posted an inquiry for ideas about how best to form a double curved cone.

We use these in elevated water tanks for municipalities for their drinking water supply.

The cone is a smooth or flared transition between the stem of the tank and the sphere. The tank is similar to a golf ball on a tee. It is known as a water sphere type tank. The flared cone goes between the shaft or stem of the tank and the sphere on top.

Two years ago I posted an inquiry for ideas about how best to form a double curved cone.

We use these in elevated water tanks for municipalities for their drinking water supply.

The cone is a smooth or flared transition between the stem of the tank and the sphere. The tank is similar to a golf ball on a tee. It is known as a water sphere type tank. The flared cone goes between the shaft or stem of the tank and the sphere on top.

Base is cold formed 7 guage stainless (3/16").
the pipe is 1/8" wall.
lots of stainless rod reinforcing underneath.

I hand slabbed an olive tree trunk ages ago and finally used up the last slab.