Recent content by thumper 549

Use a wire feed ( more controll )

Nobody Home Depot sell a product for concrete. The can says good for 10 lbs of hydrostatic pressure ...So far so good on my blocks to floor joints.............

Do the ext. cord !! hook it to you stove or dryer outlet when needed. I have run my big wire feed at a friend's house that way , no problems. In fact I always use the ext cord in the shop as it is ez to roll the unit around then put a longer gun cord on ( you can only push wire so far )

Air alone will never give you the pressure you need. Air assist to get it to the start pt,. But that's all . Not at all necessary for a press. Push bearings and what not on and off will require min of 3000 lbs pressure and that will not be enough for some stufffffffffffffffffffffffff

Price is always important or we would all buy our style of ferrari /lambro, ECT

Hay, Hay ! do not blame me for the recession, god zillion dollar war, bad business practice , writing checks for bad loans, Govt bailing their buddies and tell you to feel groovy about it baby..... They should bail us out , them living in their gold plated houses at our expense whew now...

Is there cheaper brands out there to do a old style show room floor ? every one I have cheched to include costco I big $$$$$

OK I do not know what you are doing...but for structural glue like for airplanes ( wood ) or sail boat mast Use Resorcenol, after that your favorite flavor of EPOXY, 3rd would be weld wood. That order of best to last. NO glue will hold dry wood going to wet and back to dry