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more patching in grinding...
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I like your styleIt'd be hard to get a pic of it, but i used on old license plate to cover the holes I cut when i did the rear shocks. Sooner or later I'll find a good use of part of a beer can.....
don’t worry I’m sure when I stack dimes like this I don’t have to worry about the middle one, safety firstThe middle
don’t worry I’m sure when I stack dimes like this I don’t have to worry about the middle one, safety first
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That looks fantastic, I would omit gussets altogetherdon’t worry I’m sure when I stack dimes like this I don’t have to worry about the middle one, safety first
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x2 - look great to meThat looks fantastic, I would omit gussets altogether
This was some drunken BS, but my little HF welder does leave a lot to be desired. I picked up a new spool of Flux Wire .30 today and ordered some parts to convert the blue s*** box from ac to dc. So once that’s upgraded later in the week work will resume. Oh, and my 4X4Labs rear bumper kit has shipped, so that’s exciting.don’t worry I’m sure when I stack dimes like this I don’t have to worry about the middle one, safety first
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This was some drunken BS, but my little HF welder does leave a lot to be desired. I picked up a new spool of Flux Wire .30 today and ordered some parts to convert the blue s*** box from ac to dc. So once that’s upgraded later in the week work will resume. Oh, and my 4X4Labs rear bumper kit has shipped, so that’s exciting.
Harbor Freight 90a Flux-core Ac To Dc Conversion
I have a buddy who impulse bought a Harbor Freight 90A flux-core wire feed welder. I have to admit to looking at them too, especially when they go on sale for under $90. They’re probably not a bad deal for the occasional weekend welding project, plus the 110V portability is nice. But as my...www.hobby-machinist.com
This was some drunken BS,