Anything welding

Hahaha let me dig up a link for you. When I was looking around I found some that were 3/4” thick and 9” long

 

that would be great! Even better if the shipping is fast-ish, lol.

 

that definitely sounds worse than this, lol

 

Here you go

https://4x4labs.myshopify.com/products/recover-point-shackle-mounts

 

I love those clamps...

 

Was super helpful!

Also got some practice on a buddys exhaust. Wrapping around pipe isnt as fun as I thought it would be...only one pretty pass on it

 

This took way longer than I thought it would, but they will be strong mounts.

 

Haven’t been on here long and thought I would actually post to the cause.... just a few pics from today... take it easy on me, I’m not a pro

 

I thought you two were the same person at first

 

That’s funny, I have a time or two myself

 

Look fine to me.

Maybe more heat and less wire speed? No sense adding wire if it adds no strength to the weld.

Wire cost money. If you can use less to achieve the same results and strength, that means more money in your pocket...even if it's only an extra 6 pack.

 

Ha! I never noticed that.

 

Damn, no cool bumper builds for me but I did finally start on a forged/fabricated railing and gate job for one of my coworkers. I have to match what was already existing and original to the house.

 

Looks awesome

 

Badass. Smithing would be a cool road to adventure down...

 

Thanks guys! Smithing is fun for sure but it’s a little pricey to break into now that the cost of anvils and tooling has skyrocketed.

 

I always wanted an anvil, bought one at an auction many years ago for $175 I think I've used it twice.

 

I had 4 of them but sold one a couple weeks ago to someone wanting to get involved. I’m on the hunt for a 300lb+ size. I have a 50lb, 100lb, and 200lb. I’d love a 450-600 pounder

 

Hello, just wondering if anyone could help me with wiring a 210v outlet. The outlet is for a welder, Hobart 210mvp. The house I moved to came with 4 wires. Red, black, white, and copper. Research says to use black, red, and copper. And leave the white capped. Just wanted to confirm, thanks.

 

You are correct. Black and red are both hot, 220. Black and white (neutral) are 110. Shame the neutral will be wasted. Id put a 4 prong twist lock socket in the wall and make a breakout box with a short 10g braided pigtail with 110 and 220 plugs in it. Handy to have an extra.

Edit to add photo. I have no idea if it meets code or not....