Anything welding

Pretty awesome that all I had to do was tell the program that the big hole was 3/4" and the computer created the rest. I copied the original 8 times. Just need to take the G code to the plasma table and load it. I'll have 8 plates in 4 minutes.

 

Yesterday I pulled the trigger on my order from Langmuir (Crossfire Pro), but I have to wait until July (back ordered) to have this kind of power!

 

Getting close to finishing up the car hauler.

Bleacher seats work amazing for a deck.

 

Bleacher seats are awesome. So easy to work with too. How did you decide the spacing for the supports underneath?

 

Deck finished.

I don't give much thought to spacing. Just about all my trailers are spaced at 24" or something close to that.

 

Cut out a few Toro/Exmark deck pin plates this morning.

 

Got the rest of the welding knocked out, which was just welding the shock mounts in a way that wouldn't interfere with the u bolts. Why does going vertical up always have to be so ugly... :gah:

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Down is so much more concave and smoother.

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Also feel like welds always just look nicer with the heat/silica. They do nothing for me cleaned up.

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But it all gets painted black anyway so fuck it.

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Either way, this project is done. Bags mounted up, and shock mounts moved more towards the center of the truck to make room for wider u bolts:

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Gonna be a hell of a fireworks display!

 

I never weld up. I think it's just a skill to have. The shop teachers figure if you weld up, everything else will be cake.

 

Supposedly better penetration, honestly I wasn't even thinking until I did it and saw the bead and was like derp.

 

Where do you find bleacher seat material and how much does that run? Besides sneaking into the ball park after hours...

 

One of our local schools is getting a new track/field/bleachers. I have an in with the contractor doing the tear out.

I pay $3/foot...and it's worth every penny!

 

Needs bigger guns..

Racks of 3".. generally the smallest that I have worked with for individual shells



And here is one of me loading up a 5" shell.



Biggest ever shot was 16"

 

I feel like what I’ve set off and think is big you would consider to be for women and small children haha

 

Nice.

The university I used to work for puts on the town show, and I'd help setup and shoot the show. The biggest shell we shot was 8".

This is our 2011 setup.

 

Welding finger tips on robot fingers this morning. AR400 plate.

 

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Just bought, all the yeswelder helmets are on sale FYI

 

Forgot to post in here but Frame braced and gusseted cam tabs this weekend.

 

Okay, you young welders pissin me off with all these pretty work. Let me post up some snotted up stuff to balance out the thread....ahahahahhaha.
Roof rack was cut off and repainted. (yep, welded that phucker right to the top with bad paint on the bottom) anyway, sleeved the 1" with .75 and slapped it back on with some bolts. Had some shrink but clearanced it with a rubber mallet. LOL
Zim
oh, the side ladder does well on the back too...ahahahaha