Anything welding

I pointed that out to the owner and tested one insert grinded flush. It still had enough thread in the plate/inside to torque the bolts down so I flushed them all. Have no idea why they did that with the protruding inserts. My welds ain't nice like yours but I tried as best as I could to make neat looking beads.
I also positioned the bar so if the owner wanted to add a plate to fasten it to his crossmember, I could easily add it later.

 

That turned out great.

 

Thanks man. That means a lot to me, coming from you.

 

Copied from the funnies:

 

How many cooked breakfast using a Cast Iron frying pan and the Oxy- Fuel Torch on job sites ??

 

I've used the O2 to ease a hangover, though...

 

we do that to sear bluefin tuna for a lunch on the job site.

 

Sadly my one hangover no O2 even close.

One was enough

 

That looks great!

 

It's not super pretty, but it is a workbench and it definitely cut down on my supply of random bits of steel. Now for paint...I wonder if any that's still good.

(And yes those legs at the far end are designed that way . When they're unbolted, anyway)

 

Polyuthane it the way it is now. The raw look is appealing.

 

Won't that clash with my racing stripes though?

 

Naa, it'll accentuate them.

 

Dang. It would be the most stylish thing in my garage.

 

Covid 19 project

 

@Drainbung

Is that Pillow Rock on the Gauley River in your avatar? If so, I've bounced off there a few times myself!

 

Wow, I can't weld to save my life...look at what this high school senior fabricated...
https://www.thedrive.com/news/32591...re-of-a-chevy-pickup-shouldve-won-first-place

 

That is awesome!