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Thanks. I here ya on the nickle, I spent a lot of times burning rod before I got into tig. Even at a nickle a pound I'd have more nickles than I care to count lol.

I will have to have my wife look it up for me, I don't do Facebook.

Don't get to do as much hand welding as I once did, so ran some stringers, a little rusty also took some in action pics using the speedglas I much prefer my Jackson for tig work but it's at work.

Boots sold

Ttt offers?

NIB Carolina work boots #ca7528 size 10 1/2 EE, these are $140 will sell for $80+shipping Have a duffle bag from Lincoln electric, got this when I was in welding school, used in good shape, made by redline $20+shipping

The most comfortable boots I've had are red wing king toes, nothing else with a metatarsal cover comes close.

Depends on the process, but I have two speedglas and two Jackson nexgens. I use the nexgens for tig, speedglas for everything else. I did use my speedglas for tig for awhile and it works ok, but wanted the extra sensor the nexgen offers.

Welcome from another newb from the area. I agree this weather is the pits

I did get an Arco 4x6 horizontal bandsaw the other day for $100 didn't snap any pics though as it was snowing and cold, just wanted to get it in the garage.

What did you pay for the bench? Is it a Waterloo? There's one on my local clist now

Hello from a fellow noob here and NE Ohioan

Will do

I use thin cut off wheels also. You can use an air nibbler to if there aren't braces, or for the long runs to help speed up the process.

Been lurking here for awhile, love the site. I will be doing some work to my garage this year. Getting rid of a project car that's been sitting and converting it to a shop. I am a welder by trade so will post some pics of projects as they come up.