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i bought that box specifically for that drawer for my welding hood lol

the original "welper" made in japan will be hard to beat

i dont think they hold up during heavy use most of the ones ive seen were shoved off in the corner and deemed not worth fixing,ive seem some lincolns like this too i think the transformers burn up. Look for a lincoln with copper windings it will be way heavier .

Ive seen hundreds of old lincoln "buzzboxes" in use i personally own one my granddad bought in 1967.Every and i meen every one of the thunderbolts i ever ran across that was more than a few years old was broken or burned up.

queen folding stockman d2 tool steel made in pa.

any one ever tried this system i saw it on a tv show

Your welcome Shannon the Christmas balls turned out great and were done on time hopefully we dont have to pull an allnighter till next year lol

i like it my dog would love the a.c. in the summer

i bought the 3/8 drive ratchet that comes with this line and i love it .Well made and heavy,everyone who i have let use it agrees "very nice and super tough"

Hes talking about triggering a weld. It can be used to create a good weld on light material when your worried about burning through.But you must remember that every time you stop the arc by letting off the trigger you are creating a layer of impurities in the weld therefor weakening the metal.

check out weldingtipsandtricks.com they have a variety of welding processes on video while looking through a welding lens. Might help you out

in my shop i can always tell when someone has made a mistake, by the sound of his grinder lol

i preheat small cast parts in my kitchen oven then weld with nickel rod or braze then bury it in clean dry sand till it cools

I cut 8' with a plasma cutter every day just clamp a straight edge to your piece and run down it works good for anything under 1/4 inch

I just finished a building and the instructions said nothing about how to cut anything and neither did the warranty. I cut it all with an abrasive blade ,there was hardly any heat.A little warm to the touch maybe .I would think a backwards saw blade would create just as much if not more.

ive found the cheap ones will round off a lot of nuts but if you ever use a snap on you will see a difference

we had tool boards in high school and nobody left until every tool was in place and locked in the tool crib