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Ive seen the filter done and is pretty awesome!

Awesome! Hahaha "biological life form"

I think it looks like a good deal. It doesnt look like it was beat on too badly and would clean up nicely.

Thanks for all the complements and input everyone! It was a spur of the moment project, I hit up my powder coater to blast it but he never got back to me, eventually ill get it done. I like the helmet idea so i tried one of mine, not going to cut this one up haha, need to find an old one. I was...

Man cave engine light-#2 pg2 Today I was bored pulling apart a blown engine I got from work, so I decided to make a light for the man cave! This shade is only temporary.. Sorry for the bad phone pics but its all I had.

I have a Athol 61 5 that I got for $40 a few months ago..

Thanks for the input. Maybe I'll save my money and buy exactly what I want. I could probably find something in better condition.

I just found this for sale. I'm not sure of the condition but looks well used. What are your opinions?

Thanks for all the replies. I think I'm going to get a couple 35 gallon drums from work and use the bottoms as the end caps with expanded metal in the middle. He wants it collapsible so I think I'll do a couple triangle shaped legs that can disconnect at the drum. Hopefully it will be able to...

I agree with wafredrick as I'm doing head gaskets on one tonight.

Look for the usual things. Oil leaks, how well they maintained it. What years are you thinking? Turbo/na?

I have an 04 Wrx with lots of upgrades and the wife has an 07 legacy. They are great cars. I have lots of friends with them also and they love them.

I have a welding/fab table that is all 4x4 and a 5/16 top. There is barely any overhang and it's a pain when I just need a small or medium c clamp, but have to use a bar clamp because of the lack of overhang. I would say overhang for sure.

Thank you! That would work for sure bluebolt. It makes it so nice to just slide it off and cut metal horizontally without having to unscrew anything.

A guy at work asked me today to build him a chili roaster. Has anyone built one? Any tips on size that you like or think would work best? Thank you!

Thank you all. It's much nicer having more room plus it seconds as a more portable welding table! Steal away and let me know if you have any questions.

I decided that the table that came with the bandsaw was too small and flimsy so I built this table. Its made out of 1"x1 1/2" tube for the legs and main support then 1"x1/2" supports with a 1/8" top. It just lifts up and slides right off. Sorry for the bad iphone pics.

Here are a couple things I built. First a baby gate and then a removable table for my horizontal/vertical metal bandsaw. Here is the bandsaw table. It will have a metal top I just haven't made it to metalmart to get some plate. Almost forgot this. Modified a friends gaming...

Thank you for the advice. I upped the amps and wfs a little bit, it looks more fluid now and not so stacked but the edges are connected. Yesterday the settings were on "D and 3.5wfs". Today I ran it on "E and 4-4.5" on a .072 thick tube. I wonder if on that weld my angle was off also?

Here is the picture of the arbor Im building for my mom, its going to have vines and grapes growing over it. Pretty happy with how its turning out. Thanks again for the help, Im just learning how to weld and its very appreciated. Practice practice.