My Cyclone 212ES review

[ArlyA]

What is that you are working on?

Snow drag. Its for cross country skiing.

 

[ArlyA]

Here is a better pic of another one I built.

 

[Runner]

Here is a better pic of another one I built. View attachment 1713598

Nice work! It is very hard to make a complicated design like that come out right (square and without warping, etc.). Would love to see a pic of the final product, I don't remember seeing it in your trail maintenance thread.

 

[ArlyA]

Nice work! It is very hard to make a complicated design like that come out right (square and without warping, etc.). Would love to see a pic of the final product, I don't remember seeing it in your trail maintenance thread.

Here it is XC drag build

 

[ArlyA]

Everlast in use.

 

[ArlyA]

My 13yo neighbor doing some for his 1st time.

 

[5030]

Never heard of it. I take it, it's a Chinese welder? You want input, go over to Welding Web and post there. I'm sure you'll get input.

 

[Runner]

My 13yo neighbor doing some for his 1st time.View attachment 1796241View attachment 1796242View attachment 1796243

Good of you to give him the chance to use it. Kids need a chance to learn skills like welding. Gives them confidence for later in life that they can build/fix things.

 

[ArlyA]

Good of you to give him the chance to use it. Kids need a chance to learn skills like welding. Gives them confidence for later in life that they can build/fix things.

He's a good kid and the same one who helps on trails.

 

[ArlyA]

More of my neighbor practice welding. Today he got much more time at it.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

Nice looking work. I see you opted out using the optional installed handles.

 

[ArlyA]

Nice looking work. I see you opted out using the optional installed handles.

What are those? And the threads name is wrong, we have the 212.

 

[Mark @ Everlast]

The units come with handles on the ends and the middle for lifting. You don't have to install them. We designed it for a more compact, permanent look if the customer chose not to need to lift or carry so that the unit still could look good and function without them.

 

[ArlyA]

Oh yes, this unit will sit on a cart and stay there.