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That or aluminum tanks. And tanks that pool and water into a center low spot to allow quick and complete emptying of the tanks.

Gentlemen and ladies let these images be a reminder that we need to drain our air compressors every day. host image online After i cut it open and cut out the worst part i was able to run a couples beads with a band to seal the two parts and put the tank back into service as a resevoir tank...

Practice practice practice. Weld **** for no reason. Just weld and in time you wont need to grind unless your going for a certain look or style

Im looking at toaster ovens or a used electric oven. Some of the searches had little info or pics that were deleted.

How many of you studs have an electric oven in your shops for powder coating? Could you share your setups and tips and tricks. Looking to g away from painting as much as possible.

Unfortunately in depth training isnt given

Ive close to that several times. Ive thought about safety strapping it to the wall. Hopefully she didnt suffer any damage.

Coated the top, did the puck feet, moved it into position and made a riser for the little lathes tool box. Need to paint the riser yet.

Gotta handful of hockey pucks to drill and epoxy and a coat or 5 of polyurethane to do to the top and shes good to go.

Main frame is mostly done. First coat of self etching primer is on. I truely hate painting so much. I can see a fee runs and I could not care less. Ironic as i put so much time and effort into the rest.