Anything welding

I think you just like the dazzling lights on the PC more...

Get a trackball mouse like the MX 575 or MX Ergo. They need very little real estate to operate.

 

Y'all have way too many suggestions

Happy?



Maybe I enjoy the comfortable AC at 68 degrees inside the house and a comfy chair

 

Red background is gonna pop nicely

 

More cutting, this time 1/4" for some rear diff reinforcement



Initial 16 gauge piece was a test cut, and the other two are the full thickness. My friend needs to slice it in half so I made an extra and cut it in half for him



Paint is dry to the touch so here's how that torch cable holder will look like

 

What's with the pointy tabs on both sides? Looks like something I'd bang a grape against. I'd be done after that.

 

It'll be welded against the side of the cart or whatever bottle holder I'm making so It'll never get in the way.

It's meant to sit flat against a wall but I'm going flat against the side of the thing.

Unless you mean the bent part. I can chop those off.

That's just so the cable doesn't fall out and over.

 

@koditten whenever I get time and make said cart, I'm gonna be thinking of you when it's all welded up and I see those pointy ends

If there's a chance they'll snag, I'll cut them off and post about it

Or make another and use this one for the wall

 

@Kwikvette if you have any friends who are LA Rams fans, I can send you this .dxf. I made it for a local guy who is a fan.

 

I don't know of any, but will hit you up for other DXF files when you offer them!

Your way of contrasting your signs is always freaking awesome.

 

More material for an even more custom set of blocks a friend wanted. Lol

 

Stupid mistake I've made multiple times. Tacked together the blocks without welding the centering pin. Oh well at least it was just tacks.

 

Maybe change the order you do things to to not forget to weld the center pin.

Since you state it happens often.

i have hung up some big notes in my day.

 

I press the pins in then put them on the table to weld them. I somehow manage to skip the step lol. Just stupid mistakes from not paying attention. Maybe I should make a checklist lol

 

Back to welding though lol

 

These probably don't help my case either. Lol

 

Had some free time today so...I cut shit and glued it together















Don't have casters to finish it, nor have I thought about a side TIG rod and tungsten holder yet.

Plan to have my Milwaukee tungsten grinder on there as well.

Like I said, just kind of quickly cut and put it together and deciding what to do as I go.

The side torch cable holder is removable in the event that I want to change that side up later on.

 

Now the real reason!

 

hahahaha you caught me lol

 

Forgot the most important one; concept



I may make it more of a truck cart (wheels only on the rear) but who knows

Naturally the cord would sit much higher due to the added height of the wheels

 

But your welds only get smoother after the second beer. It's the 4th one I go the other way.