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Yep those are a pain. You have to figure out which end has the slanted cut on the end and pull that with the picks. Buy a couple of sets of picks with the rubber grip handles as you will break one or three before you get the hang of it. Much patience may be required. Scott

How does an electric forklift work with electric controls? We have the ones with a thumb control for lifting the mast. you rock the thumb control forward a small amount and moves slow, farther and it is faster. It will still deliver the same lifting capacity. or in this case pressing capacity...

........but I digress, I'm just a simple pilot. I just thought this was humorous. Thomas, I think you are way more than that. Scott

Here is a video. Scott

Let me see You are at harbor freight, I would get me a 1/2 inch drill with variable speed and reverse, take that apart and tinker to figure out how all that would fit into my evil plan with parts in hand. :) Cheap and good for a self taught experiment. Scott

You can get various seals from mcmaster. http://www.mcmaster.com/#bulb-seals/=mx22gy look around in the link. Scott

Have a look here. Scott

Thanks Fixed it. Scott

http://www.ridgid.com/Tools/Pipe-Extractor Thes just work for pipe and work well for me for your situation. They will exert more force as you crank on them to get the pipe out of the hole. Scott

Hotz, I'm not Steevo, However, I will provide the information. :) Your English is much better than my Portuguese. :D Welcome, Click Here is the tips and tricks thread on the forum. Post away. Thanks for sharing. Scott

LED lighting information. Go here We have a new member with a project going on. Go to post 63. Scott

None of the intake parts are there and the bare heads are not in view. The head studs are out except for 1 The generator is not in the picture. I do see the fuel pump rod. If I remember correctly this is not a 25 hp engine, the stand for the generator is removable. I did not see the bad...

Your 180 is a bit small. I have several passes in this one used a idealarc 250 sized machine with 7018 don't recall the rest off hand. it did get used. :) Look here Scott

Could you use a timer in the circuit so you would not have to hold the button down? Like this? A little crude but it does get to the point. You may not want to. I am not an expert on the subject it might make a little more wow factor. ( yeah like it ain't an excellent lookin project already...

Lead bar shape. I melted wheel weights down for lead bullets. A piece of angle iron with ends welded on it makes a good mould. Melt the weights and scoop off the clips and pour it in. The gold one you have is just icing on the cake. Scott

If you have not you may want to try a different ground clamp if you still have the one that resembles a battery charger clamp. Or use a pair of vise grips to pinch the wire down good just to see. Looks like you have all the rest covered. Also check to see if your wire rollers are set...

Thomas, Thank you for posting the Bonneville pictures. Scott

That stuff is nasty to get off, Use the most coarse abrasive you can find, 16 or 24 and take the guard off and lay it as flat as possible on there and give it a go, the smears are from it getting hot. Coarse to get it off and finer to clean up. Scott

Ok a few details if you do not mind, I see thermowells and wires. What do you have going on there? A controller of some kind or just monitoring? Nice fab job. Scott

Yes you can, I have made some out of schedule 40 regular pipe. Those did not last long either. I used a 1/16 inch rill bit. ( quite a few actually) Till I figure out turn the drill press up and shorten the stick out of the bit from the chuck and go at it. Put the holes as close as you can and...