Recent content by Shortbed70

I'll check it in the morning... Might not even mess with it.

It will probably stay around 60* until I go to work out there then I'll bump it to 70-75. I'll be using antifreeze and water mix.

My heater is a water fed (radiator) with a fan built into it from my welding shop at work. I've seen people use hot water heaters (for your house) and basically use it for the hot water and plumb it into the heater mounted above the water tank I'll call it. I need to find a pump to get the water...

Wanting to get something done quickly...

I've seen before people using hot water heaters and a car radiator and fan to heat their shop but I got a forced air heater from work when they installed new units. My question is what do I use for a water pump to get water through the fan unit from the water heater? I can't find any pis...

I'm looking for someone that can make a 1/6 th scale truck body like my 65 Chevy so I can build a stroller for my daughter.. Any ideas on where I can look for someone to build all the panels?

Yea I planned on screening the top probably about 8" or so. Going siding shopping tomorrow to see if I can find something close to the lap siding I have.

Edited my location and details.. I'm going to start on that as soon as I get this car buffed tomorrow maybe Monday... Thanks guys

Are you putting a fan or something to get airflow? That's exactly what I'm wanting to do!

Well I'm just going to do something right on the outside of the wall where its at now. Concrete walkway so I'm gonna build something right there with a door so I can get to it. Yes we have winters here and extreme heat so it goes both ways. I'm thinking a window hole on the inside with a house...

Ok guys I'm wondering what anyone has done to put their compressor outside the shop and keep the weather off of it and still keep it cool and dry.. Mine sits in the corner and just catches all the dust and fumes from painting causing me to replace filters and oil regularly. Help me out and let's...

Looks really good man! Great work. I like the cleanliness of rig also but I wouldn't want to tig all that together..

Thanks man. I have to be creative, I can't afford nice tools lol..

Here's another I did on concrete to get a rougher curve.

Step 5 final.... Took about 10 mins per panel.. I've been welding/fabricating for 7 years so fairly new but this is how I do things with common tools..