My 1st welder, first 2 projects

[monckywrench]

There ya go!

Welding gives you convenience, customisation, and personal control of how well work is done. Saving large piles of money is also quite nice.

Now you have power you didn't before. :thumbsup:

 

[rcowan]

Super Merc

Great projects and looks like you have the ability needed.

Someday I may retire again be able to work on my projects instead of honey-do's.

RC

RC, I finished my welding table next. Then I built a hitch bracket that bolts to my ballast box (picked up that idea from another TBN member). I built a trailer to pull with my tractor. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/john-deere-owning-operating/239924-trailer-build-my-2520-a.html. I just picked up an old JD 80 dump cart for $20 that needs lots of work. I will probably save that for the coming winter.

 

[undercut]

Sorry, gotta ask ... what's a honey-do??

 

[grsthegreat]

Sorry, gotta ask ... what's a honey-do??

you must be single.


itds Honey, do this or honey do that

 

[cowski]

nice welder

 

[k0ua]

Good Fab skills, Looks like welding agrees with you.:thumbsup:

James K0UA

 

[chad22]

Nice cart. I have a lincoln Tombstone AC 180 Amp welder. And even though it has wheels. I plan on making myself a cart for it. That way it'll be easier to move and I can hang my welding cables on it.

It get's cumbersome. Trying to tote it while keeping the cables up off the ground trying to keep them from getting run over by the welder itself. :laughing:

Chad

 

[undercut]

you must be single.


itds Honey, do this or honey do that

LOL!

 

[Mercmaniac]

Thanks for all the compliments!! I have learned a ton from this site in a few months. A wealth of info shared by so many !!.