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Not at all, you don't even know its on there. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

I just welded them in. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

Sounds great, give us a couple of pictures.:beer: Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

Probably not, I'll just run with it like it is, good idea though. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

Your welcome. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

I have an open drain in my garage floor with out a trap, so the wind was blowing cold air up through it into the garage. I took a piece of about 5/16'' threaded rod, Not sure unless I went out and looked, maybe 2' long. Took about 3'' on the end and bent it 90 degrees, then I took one of those...

On page two, the first picture, http://www.1969supersport.com/jigs.html it might give you another idea, its Screwed into a 2'' x 4'' truss, and it is really strong. I wrapped a chain through the two loops and jumped up and down, I weigh 185, and it wouldn't even budge, I would bet you could hang...

Sounds good, give it a try. rob http://www.1969supersport.com

I just had some scrap steel, so it is what it is, but it might make the cable that goes into the front of the welder last longer, because its in a relaxed position and not bent up. If you do one, show it to us. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

Heres a little more. Sandblasting will generate quite a bit of moisture in your air lines, because of the heat from the compressor, as it cools. I don't know what you know about this, but you might know more then me, but somebody else might be able to use this. Sandblasting for the first few...

Its a single stage, and it has a pressure switch set at 95 to 125psi. I'm not trying to cut this compressor down, but I will tell you what I have run into. When you sand blast, you will probably need at least 110psi at your regulator on the end of your air line, then you will lose 5 or more...

Heres the first one I made,http://www.1969supersport.com/tools.html but the little discs had a short life, so I went to the more solid nut. I'm working on the edge of the supports that hold the floor pans, and after I plug welded them, I needed to get something in there that was narrow, that...

The metal inside the regular roloc is larger then the nut I use, anyway on mine. Give me a diameter measurement when you get it trimmed back as far as you can, and still useable without it flying to pieces. Thanks Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

Thanks Strizzy. Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

I run quite a bit of black pipe, about 60 feet before it hits the first three filters, then another probably another 40 feet into the paint booth and into another filter. I run a large bead blaster, it goes about 60 feet after the last filter, then a rubber hose into the blaster. I'm in...

Theres some pretty good stuff on this one. http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/communities/mboard/index.php Rob http://www.1969supersport.com

I'm a slow learner, and I can weld half way decent, I can't call myself a real welder, but you can learn it at home. If your just starting out, you might want to go to a regular welding store. They can explain different welders, and you will be going to them after you buy a welder for...

I'm just a hobbist, but we have done a lot of painting, and we never use an air dryer. If you can sandblast without getting moisture into the sandblaster, then you will never have it in your paint. I guess I went through about 1100 lbs of sand a couple of months ago, and I didn't have any...

Some pictures of it are on my web site under paint room. http://www.1969supersport.com/paintroom.html Heres some stuff on how to build some take down later paint room walls if you want to. Start by laying out some 2x4's on the floor, this will be your bottom plate, so were going to...