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    Show us your welding projects

    I thought about it, but thinking a jack stand style would be a way smaller footprint for the purpose. How big is what you have now?
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    Show us your welding projects

    Hi folks, this thread might be the place to ask, since examples can be posted of a shop-made version. https://www.harborfreight.com/power-tools/power-saws/saw-stands-accessories/saw-horses-work-stands/250-lb-capacity-adjustable-roller-stand-with-edge-guide-58810.html I'm in need of 1-2 roller...
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    40x64x16 Shop build Suggestions

    I have the exact same dimensions. I went with an 18x40 loft, engineered for a very strong floor load. Beneath that - metal fab area, boiler "room", bathroom, and one small separate garage bay for the mower/outdoor stuff. Up top, I'm about 6'6" of space to ceiling. Otherwise, for most...
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    NewAge Products $5K Giveaway!

    In - thank you for the contest!
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    New to me - MSC 14" vertical bandsaw

    Sorry if it wasn't clear - when I press the weld button, nothing happens. When I press temper, the blade heats up.
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    New to me - MSC 14" vertical bandsaw

    Still stuck on this one (welder). None of wires look terrible / shorted / etc. The transformer is old, with 3 taps (H weld, L weld, T temper). Temper function works, button for welder operates open/closed correctly based on continuity.
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    New to me - MSC 14" vertical bandsaw

    Send me a PM so I don't forget. I've got some personal stuff going on, but won't take long to unscrew it and snap some shots.
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    New to me - MSC 14" vertical bandsaw

    I spoke too soon on the welder. While the anneal function works 100% of the time, the welder button works ~1% of the time. Not sure how to troubleshoot it yet.
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Some updates - wall finish installed, plywood walls (on 2 walls of garage) painted this weekend. Started painting 1/2 of loft subfloor - just trying to get something on it so it doesn't **** up dirt at and look really terrible. Openers going in today, finish wiring continues. Lift(s) being...
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Electrical rough inspection passed this morning. On to insulation (4/4) and wall panels/plywood (4/12).
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Power service was just cost of panel and meter base, so 200 vs 320 was easy. For design - 1 foot for the loft floors. 100 lb sqft architect designed load. 17 is probably the e magic side wall number without a crunch. Then I wouldn’t need to drop my ROPS to enter :). Loft size - I...
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Making progress. I'm in the electrical rough phase. I'm the primary electrician (ha), but one of the Pittsburgh race guys is an electrician. He guided a few of us along and took charge of making the panel really look the part. I'm amazed at what a professional can do with a clean slate and good...
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Send me a PM and I'll share the concrete quote from inside (6", but with heated floor prep - final grade, moisture barrier, foam board install, etc). Low on toys at the moment, mostly due to garage space. Plan - new track car, new project car, tractor moves into garage from house garage, and...
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    Sorry for late response - 18x40 roughly. The upstairs is 6'6" or so to ceiling? I'm short, so it's fine, and 16' side walls is already huge. The small roof - I know from my dad's pole barn that we build 25 years ago, it ***** to mess with a key while it's pouring down rain.
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    rcsracing 40x64x16 pole building, Pittsburgh area

    2nd/final concrete video -
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