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Another advantage to bolt on is you can pull the top and have it blanchard ground to flatten it back up if it ever gets messed up.

Nice deal! Pick me and I'll even pay the freight!

In some instances I have seen the same thing. The big laser guys are buying trailer loads at a time of material where I am normally buy 10 sheets at a time. Their waterjet isnt quite the same but similar. The waterjet is less competitive and has a higher billing rate. They keep 3/8, 1/2, 3/4...

Amen brother! You nailed it. Really wondering why they were even using a flycutter. A circular interpolate with an endmill would probably get the job done...

Nice rig! I to drive beaters for the daily driver and keep the nice truck for work and play time.

I built a set of heavy 3/16" treadplate fenders for a trailer I share with a buddy. Best thing I ever did. No one ever believes me when I tell them they don't need to worry about bending the fenders when loading the trailer. The fender look just like the cheap 14 gauge ones you can buy. Whats...

Looks like vanilla bean ice cream to me! I wish I could eat ice cream every night but if I would be wider than I am tall.

If the BIL did the wiring slap him upside the head for me...that's some ugly stuff there

I use it in an old Millermatic 200. Its .045 wire but due to the flux core I set the machine with .035 settings to get me close. I love the stuff. Great for "farm welding". No porosity issue like with normal mig and dirty metal/poor conditions.

Have a big backyard party and invite ALL your buddies. About an hour in you say "hey guys while your here want to help me lift this truck body..." Its really that simple unless your like me and your friend circle is small and tight...In that case use the jacks...

Wow, 3 months of not talking. I thought we had the record of 2 1/2 weeks...of course I have only been married for 11 years so I still have a few more years to break your record.. I think some of our women know that as long as all the bills are paid and their needs/wants are met there isn't...

I love the tower crane model! There are some companies that make some awesome construction models.

I see some dents in the drywall till he figures out how to back it up....too cool. Nice job

Alum tube typically has square outside corners as far as I know. We get a mill run of 2" x 2" tube in order to get the radius outside corner.

Size 6?? I thought she was thin and trim...

Can you explain the custom press brake tooling that you cut on the waterjet? Did you have any software to help determine the tooling? or just your experience ? It appears to be a 2 bend per hit setup?

I am confused by the comment that 130 is too high and should be mixed down. You wouldn't set the boiler at say 120 to 130 and run it right into the slab loops? You would set boiler higher and mix the water down to temp?? Update: I spent a lot of time reading and studying the manual and it looks...

Good thing I didn't listen to my "pro" that said to drill a hole in the slab and dump the condensate down there... Jackre, The boiler is up and running, I just don't think its tuned in to optimum performance. Yes, the outside sensor is tucked up under the eaves. Not in direct sun. I understand...

Can you point me to a neutralizer? Never heard of such a thing... I am a little perplexed by your reset ratio comment. The max temp they say to run radiant through concrete is in the 110-120 range. I set the boiler max at 120. So that will be the max and the boiler temp will go lower than that...

https://files.gitshare.io/link/nG2-Y8bSGCA/K2WTC%20Combi%20I%26O%20Manual.pdf Here is a link to the boiler. Its a U.S boiler, 180k combi unit. My "pro" installer was having issues and couldn't get the system up and running so I took over. The outdoor sensor is installed and wired in, but I am...