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In my fab shop we have dewalt 20v 4.5" and 60v 6" along with milwaukee 18v. The milwaukee collects dust, nobody likes the way it feels or it's lack of power. On the corded side dewalt dwe402's seem to hold up well for a sub $100 grinder. German metabos are great but expensive htp versions are not.

Used this one thanks.

15% off benchmark abrasives ceramic flap discs code FLAPDISC15...

Got a few prybars along with the punch and demo chisel.

To go along with the 1/4" set on sale earlier today. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B009PJPH28/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Like I said, I don't to drill holes in it as it will leak ash on my patio. I put a grate in it to raise the wood off the bottom and it burns better but small pieces eventually fall through.

Can you open cad drawings? If so what file type do you want?

Yes it is a tile plow, we farm and install our own drainage tile.

What details would you like? I have close to $2k in materials for that grapple. Its likely heavier then you are needing made from 3/4" AR 400 weighing 1700#.

I also made one from a tank head, it doesn't get much air flow that far down so getting it lit is difficult and it doesn't burn well on calm days. I don't want to add vent holes because it will leak ash on my patio.

Few more projects.

Thanks, it helps when you cut all the pieces with a CNC plasma. There is more to designing, cutting and forming a bucket then one would think and 3/8" and thicker material doesn't always cooperate.

The bucket is a mix of AR400 and T1 steel. The pins are 3.125", instead of the 80mm they should be, but are 1144 stressproof round bar. I also use 4140 prehard and have used 304 stainless with good results. This bucket shouldn't get abused to bad as it is only going to be used for drainage tile...

A few things from the past few months.

Tooltopia has the IR 285b-6 on sale for $274 www.tooltopia.com/ingersoll-rand-285b-6.aspx