I'm learning to weldered....already burned my arm, my knee and my eyes.
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I'm learning to weldered....already burned my arm, my knee and my eyes.
Obviously you were not wearing the appropriate foot wear (safety sandals) or you would have listed feet as well.
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Upgraded my blast cabinet. New gloves, modified the glass bezel, new skat gun with carbide tip, installed 2 new lights, and built a junction box that controls the lights, and dust deputy that is installed with a 6 gallon vac to control dust.
Works beautifully.
Works beautifully.
Yes I have a 28v Milwaukee 1/2 impact and it's a hoss.
How to change blades at home.
The only way.
I’ve got great electric tools but this is a game changer
Post a link to it
We use Milwaukee here at work all the time, they take abuse and keep on going.
We give away one of those cordless Milwaukee ratchets every year at the Razorback Ramble. I've been a firm believer in them for years. I rarely grab a regular ratchet anymore. Battery life is awesome, too.
I bought one of these last year before I changed the HG's on my 6.0 powerstroke and it was a life saver (and time saver).
Started the pig up brought in black betty and cleaned her up. Guess she can stay in doors with the piggie. Now she is clean.
That's right it's a 1988 5 speed manual trans, and transfer. Manual windows and sliding back glass. 350 with cold ac. Scottsdale edition. I drove it every day to work till my second son come along.
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I know @FJ60Cam posted up about this, but after we went down to get the cage and observing it, momma decided I needed one and so I got this for Father's day.
Damn thing is huge, especially compared to my old craftsman 3 ton
Its got a good 6"-8" on the old man. (Insert inappropriate comment here)
Anyway, we shall see how it does.
Damn thing is huge, especially compared to my old craftsman 3 ton
Its got a good 6"-8" on the old man. (Insert inappropriate comment here)
Anyway, we shall see how it does.
If anybody ever has any questions about welding or cutting equipment I happen to have some insider knowledge (work for a welding supply company). I would be glad to answer any questions if needed.
Favorite piece out right now is the Hypertherm 30 Air. It has a built in compressor. Works much better than the ones they had out 10 years ago. Also Miller is having a 7% Increase on July 2nd. Just a FYI if you’ve been on the fence.
Favorite piece out right now is the Hypertherm 30 Air. It has a built in compressor. Works much better than the ones they had out 10 years ago. Also Miller is having a 7% Increase on July 2nd. Just a FYI if you’ve been on the fence.