Recent content by AntiBling

I'm very curious about this as well, the seems in my concrete are damaged much like this. The owner before me put some concrete in the damaged seems but it's all breaking out.

Don't have others around when you use it and enjoy your injury and damage! I'm going to say this for you and others. WOOD CHOP SAWS ARE NOT SAFE FOR CUTTING STEEL OR STAINLESS STEEL!!! Wood chop saws have no clamping device, my Dewalt cold saws have two clamps for using on the upswing of the...

For those of you who've bought this, is the top straight?

You need at least 300 amps to effectively carbon arc. Use your torch, weld some scraps and practice making the cuts if need be. Or like someone mentioned a scarfing tip, if you can find one. Last one I started with, had a quick attach for a loader tractor that wouldn't work for skidsteer...

Hose clamps are my favorite. A lot of electronics (like the ten million they got in vehicles these days) are fastened with either torx head (I have torx head drivers as well as torx head sockets as well) or hex head screws. I also like to use them for machine screws and small nuts in lots of...

Oh I just scrolled down and seen the first helmet price, $395, then scrolled down through them to the autodarkening add on. IMO still a waste of money.

Ya the Hobart 187 is supposed to give better arc control then its MM 175 and HH 180 counterparts. FYI, Miller and Hobart are both made by Miller, Hobart machines have it where some parts are plastic that would be metal on Miller. I own a Miller 175 and have absolutely no complaints, and I...

I gotta ask, why? I'm all for being different but a hood is for work. Why would you want to spend over $500 for a autodarkening helmet that has a small window, and IMO questionable reliability. Speaking as a guy who welds for a living, your hood is gonna get cracked, scratched, faded, and...

Another HAMBer on here huh. Nice shop. And as usual I am in awe of your AD truck, hope mine looks that good someday.