Jake Matthew
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My son wanted a custom steel bed frame. This is what I came up with. Drew some gussets and feet up on AutoCAD and had them laser cut. I just hand sanded the mill scale to different shades to give it some texture, and then shot a few coats of acrylic clear coat on it. Still needs a little wet sanding but he really likes it.
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Jake Matthew
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Thanks, and yeah I made the side rails a bolt on application, lol.motox wrote:hope he has a big bedroom door.lol
nice job!
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NIce!! I would assume that it is made with lighter ga. material? Post some pics of it done please.
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I used 2x2 16g tubing, and had the gussets feet and tabs cut out of 1/4" plate. It's definitely a sturdy bed.exnailpounder wrote:NIce!! I would assume that it is made with lighter ga. material? Post some pics of it done please.
I used to joke that my former boss could tear up an anvil with a nail file but this looks like it would even hold up to his abuse. Great work!
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We are not lawyers nor physicians, but welders do it in all positions!
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Miller Dynasty 280DX
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exnailpounder
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Yeah but I love the projects that guys post, gives me lots of ideas. Hopefully I can get away from repairs and into the creative end of welding.motox wrote:jeff
we seem to be gathering in the furniture aisle
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To quote a line from the movie, "The Quiet Man,"
"A man'd have to be a sprinter to catch his wife in a bed like that..."
I realize this isn't a "marriage bed", but it could be...
Steve S
"A man'd have to be a sprinter to catch his wife in a bed like that..."
I realize this isn't a "marriage bed", but it could be...
Steve S
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Heck, that bed is awesome but I would KILL to have a welding table like that! I would kill to have the room for a welding table like that!
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You're definitely correct on more room means more tools. I do a lot of custom sheet metal work and have really had my eye on this power hammer.
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That's one of them, but it's too far above my price range. I would love to demo one though. I actually found an old Yoder style hammer. Guy says it works great and he has a bunch of dies to go with. I need to take a road trip to check it out.GreinTime wrote:It's not the MH19 or whatever the big beefy new Baileigh is it?