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Anyone figured out a good way to clamp to it? The slots have a downturn flange that interferes with clamps

I occasionally see Lincoln 125 wire feed units in that price range on Craigslist. What caused you to not be happy with the harbor freight unit? A friend of mine has one and likes it. I personally have a Miller 211. The main thing you should do is focus on surface prep and practice.

Got my hinges today. Hopefully I'll install them tomorrow night. I had a problem ordering and he called me up and took my order. Good customer service.

I also have a stick framed wall and need to figure out what strapping to use to attach the steel sheeting to. I have the dura panels on the ceiling. Wish I would have used that double j channel that is linked above.

I bought some rubber diamond flooring in mine. Much lighter than bed liner. Cost me $12 per linear foot in 8 foot wide

Nice truck

I like this. Thanks for posting.

3 stall attached for daily drivers and kids toys. 40x60 detached shop for working on stuff. Before I had the shop, I had to be careful of fumes and keep the noise down. The propane heater and rattle can paint would fume the house up if the door was opened even for a second. The shop is 40 feet...

Look for someone with a junk frame and get their top. I have picked up a bunch of twisted frames out of the trash at motocross races for parts. Typically, there are tops there too but I haven't needed them.

This is bad information. You can not legally infringe on a patent regardless of usage. However, the odds of being sued are low.

Thank you for your post. I read the linked post and the links. I am in western lower Michigan (zone). Stick framed barn occasionally heated. I am using metal on the ceiling. From the links it appears that I should not be using any vapor barrier such as 6mil pe. Correct?

Ok, thanks for the advise.

I searched:). Conflicting info. In Michigan with a stick built barn occasionally heated, should I install a vapor barrier prior to installing the liner steel on the ceiling? I intend to blow in cellulose.

My old 2001 5.4l f150 has 270k on it and burns less than a quart every 4000 miles. My new truck is an ecoboost. Only have 5k on it but it's a very nice truck.

After sweeping my 40x60 a half dozen times, I bought a push style floor sweeper from northern tool. It's completely manual and works great. I still need to use a push broom or air to get around the work benches.

International patents are covered by the World Intelectual Property Organization (wipo.org) After going through that process, then you need to get a designation in each country. Either way you decide to go, do the business case and decide if it's worth filing. It cost the company I work for...

My ceiling is 16' tall. Does anyone have a suggestion for installing it? Most drywall lifts will only go 15' with the extensions.