exnailpounder
- exnailpounder
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Weldmonger
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Joined:Thu Dec 25, 2014 9:25 am
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Location:near Chicago
You must have some good eyes to weld that small...or a good cheater in your hood. For just getting your wings you're doing a fine job. One day you will look back and wonder what is so hard about it.
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+2.5 on the noseexnailpounder wrote:You must have some good eyes to weld that small...or a good cheater in your hood. For just getting your wings you're doing a fine job. One day you will look back and wonder what is so hard about it.
Sent from my Commodore 64
Nice work for your first job, you built a mighty fine piece.
With your base now being open it would be a breeze to add a coolant system to your saw, your blades will last 2x as long or more.
A 115Vac sump pump, 5 gallon bucket, window screen, rubber hose, and galvi sheet metal to make a catch pan.
With your base now being open it would be a breeze to add a coolant system to your saw, your blades will last 2x as long or more.
A 115Vac sump pump, 5 gallon bucket, window screen, rubber hose, and galvi sheet metal to make a catch pan.
Thanks for the advise. I might do this. The parts I am cutting gets pretty warm.Rudy Ray wrote:Nice work for your first job, you built a mighty fine piece.
With your base now being open it would be a breeze to add a coolant system to your saw, your blades will last 2x as long or more.
A 115Vac sump pump, 5 gallon bucket, window screen, rubber hose, and galvi sheet metal to make a catch pan.
Sent from my Commodore 64
Sent from my Commodore 64