Search results

Thanks for the replies It looks good to me:thumbup:

Robert This is off topic but it is metal shaping:bounce: Do you think I could make or shape this metal hood like the fiberglass one. I like the look of the raised cowl hood but would prefer it to be metal. I don't know if I would have to add metal or if it will stretch that far. Would I cut...

lookin good:thumbup:

anyone use this one? Auto lift CR 3000 It is listed under 1k with free shipping

:bowdown::thumbup: man you do good work!

:beer::thumbup: awesome as usual!

Your work is truly amazing to me. :thumbup: I look forward to reading your posts.

Hope you find all is well, I'm ready to see the Z finished:D

just read this entire post! Beautiful work I'm learning a lot watching how you do things. I can't wait to get some shop tools (brake, shear etc) to work with. What books or videos would you recommend for a beginner to read?:thumbup: Thanks Tim

here is a pic:bounce:

Hello all, Does anyone know what a Century welder sold though Snap On as "Super One" mig welder might be worth? It belongs to my stepdad and he wants me to sell it for him and I don't have a clue what it is worth. Having trouble posting pics will keep tryng to add. Thanks Tim

:bowdown::bowdown: Your work is amazing, I learn something everytime I read your posts. Thanks for sharing! Tim

NICE LOOKIN TRUCK YOUR METAL FAB SKILLS MAKE ME JEALOUS:drool:

X2:rocker: Wanting to do some work on my 71 GS hood Very informative postings. Thank you Tim

Lookin great! excellent work:rocker:

very informative, I was thinking of making some pans with welded corners for an engine stand, but I like this method much better. Cool video, I'll go back to lurking now:D

using O/A is something that is very useful, once you start you'll find a lot of it is common sense ie don't use around open or exposed combustible liquids or solids. Let someone show you after reading the safety manual and you will be fine:thumbup:

That's a good idea too - I remember my Dads shop had something similar to anchor cars and pullers. Watched Dad pull many a frame with a home made I-beam puller with a car tied to chains in the floor and to the I-beam portion of the puller under the car. amazing what Dad could do with his...

We used to bury chains in the concrete when building to pull from. But for already poured slabs you could drill a 1" hole with a recess at the top of the hole for a clevis to be attached and use a rod or eye bolt held in by epoxy. I personally watched basement machine elevator machines bolted...