A Few of my finished projects - WeldingWeb
Here are a few more of my past projects. I built this trailer for a bee farmer to move his hives. It was the same dimensions as the tray on his Mitsubishi Triton Ute I made a lot of these access grids. They …
What a difference
As most of yo know, I'm building the shop and plasma is a big issue with all the cutting I have to do at the ranch. I was using the Longevity on a pancake but used it for the first time on a 60 gal, 2 stage …
Experiment with TIG welding copper - it works
It was a little slow today so I started looking around my little shop for something to experment with. Couple scraps of copper water pipe , 3/4" looked promising enough. :laugh: I've read about welding …
First FCAW weld on 1/8th Wall Pipe - weldingweb.com
First FCAW weld on 1/8th Wall Pipe Pipe is 1 1/4" normal mild steel. I notched it with a hole saw and jig and then welded it with FCAW. I didn't do it in one shot, instead I tacked it and welded it basically in …
Drilling holes in thick metal - WeldingWeb
I am going through my learning curve in using my small drill press and drilling in metal (latest project is to drill 1/2" holes in 1/2" plate). Most of my drilling time has been spent in wood. I bought some …
Few pics of work here in the south west - WeldingWeb
Re: Few pics of work here in the south west I will try to get more detailed pics of the disasembly . we do most of the welding on the cutting edge with 309. wire all welds or 1/16 wire. these pics are the only …
MIG vs Flux Core - weldingweb.com
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Garage-shop addition almost finished - WeldingWeb
Re: Garage-shop addition almost finished Mebuildit, the shop looks great. All you need to do to add pictures is to hit the reply button in your own thread. That way you won't have to start a new thread …
Plasma, I forgot, What does it do? - weldingweb.com
A 45 is a bit short on power for freehanding 1/2" unless you're really steady. I have a 65 and it (and I) struggle at times with 1/2" freehand. I've learned to make pattern jigs and use a straightedge with a …
Building a 14' Welded Skiff - Page 2
Re: Building a 14' Welded Skiff looks really nice! she will enjoy many years of putting around in it for sure,up there in beautiful country Lincoln 225 Tombstone, Miller Big 20, Hobart 180,150' Argon, A/D …