Anything welding

Check out plasma route https://www.cncplasmacutterinc.com/
Very good to deal with. I had zero issues with them.

 

Will do.

Thanks

 

just remember if you get a 4x8 table (or even a 4x4) that steel is heavy! So make sure you plan a way to lift it onto the table.

 

Good advice I installed monorails with electric chain hoists for that reason

 

Took an afternoon MIG class today, here's my first attempt:


And some 3/16 thick:

 

finished welding, bumper finished, with rear tire carrier

 

Added some afr bungs to my turbo down pipe

 

Makita LC1230 12" Metal Cutting Saw, Blue

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00004YOLV/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Super pricey but is this a good chop saw? I'm looking to build my tool arsenal for my three trailers I want to build.

 

Better and larger saw for less of your money.

Evolution Power Tools EVOSAW380 15-Inch Steel Cutting Chop Saw

$367 Evolution Power Tools EVOSAW380 15" Steel Cutting Chop Saw , Blue

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003TX1UPO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_8DumBb0SX47HN

 

I've been super please with my Slugger

$500 Fein MCCS14 Slugger Metal Cutting Chop Saw with Depth Stop and 1" Arbor - 14" Saw Blade, 120 V, 1800 W, 1300 RPM - 72905361120

https://www.amazon.com/Slugger-MCCS...d=1529958408&sr=1-1&keywords=slugger+chop+saw

 

You could not pay me enough to use a Chop saw!!

I even looked at Cold Cut Saws Had a demo for about a month I was not impressed

To each there own .

 

I have one to rough cut material to length and then the cut off wheel on the grinder takes over.

 

for that amount of money, go to harbor freight and get their small or big band saw. I have their big one and it cuts straight, Is quite, and minimal mess.

 

I got the big Grizzly GO614 swivel bandsaw and would not be without it.

 

No chop saw for me...Ever. Noisy and too many sparks. I love my portable band saw.

I just recently saw this vid for the conversion of the HF band saw to a base model saw. Color me impressed.

 

Whipped this up this morning.

One of our family members just bought in town and can have small, back yard fires as long as there is a way to control fly away sparks. They are cheap to build and people seem to like them.

The top doubles as a grill as well.

 

We have one ☝️ f these at work. It has been a good cutter and very dependable. If I may suggest, a wonderful addition would be a Makita 7 1/2” , I think, metal skill saw or a Milwaukee 9” skill saw. The Makita is kinda light duty but i’ve Been cutting steel an inch thick with it and 1/2” regularly

 

Frame boxing with bed on, not the most comfortable/easiest way.