Recent content by b1ghwx

The Tweco is $500 after rebate. I will be getting a gas tank too, either way.

Strong consensus that Hobart is the favored welder.... but, nobody ever explains why? I'm a complete newbie. I want to learn to weld for hobby. Car body, exhaust etc. I want a solid unit at a good price. Considering the Tweco 140i for its multi process feature ...

Would it be crazy idea to mount a P6 on the HD9? http://www.bendpak.com/car-lifts/specialty-lifts/p-6b.aspx Looks like it would fit.

MasterForce here.... like the color options and the drawers. I have green

I found the best deal @ http://www.asedeals.com/ about 100 less than other suppliers mentioned above Reality is they all charge about the same

Find yourself a 25% off.... and feel even better @ $75

Been thinking about tiles - cause they look so darn nice but, this question never seems to get answered..... how do you deal with spills and debris? Winter climate here and we get lots of sand, gravel, mud and grime. Not sure tiles work very well in a winter climate? Do you have any first...

Your most important consideration is to have as large a supply line as possible - at least 1/2"

Are the legs stout enough to lose the support of the middle shelf?

There is another way........ be Libertarian. Its well past time to end the two party system.

Use the 25% off coupon and get the 2ton for just $70 more. :beer:

+1 This will backfire on them. I will not ever consider Arkansas Outdoor Power Equipment for anything

Nothing wrong with the saw, at all. The weakness is that it is small so you would only be able to use small stock on it. You aren't going to easily rip 4x8 sheets with it - not that you cant... but practically speaking it won't be easy or fun to do.

This is tired hyperbole. Its been pretty well documented that the majority of HF items are satisfactory. On light duty products - like a $10 grinder, most folks - particularly young, don't understand what a duty cycle rating is.

And this is when they become dangerous.