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I got one of those a couple weeks ago. Awesome machine.

The rivnuts will not hold them together. Take a couple drawers out and drill holes. Take a 1/8 or 1/4 piece of steel and put it on each side and then bolt the boxes together. The steel will capture the stress. Just make sure it's 1 piece of steel for all the holes.

I got an awesome deal on a Lincoln 210MP and what an awesome machine. I am by no way a professional welder but this machine makes it as easy as it can be.

I tried 2 of the HF magnetic LED lights in my blast cabinet and it didn't work well at all. The sand etched the lenses and there wasn't enough light to see. Personally I would try the brightest haligon bulbs you can get in there.

I just picked up a 1 year old Lincoln MP210 for 500.00 today... Score

I use 1/2 to 3/8 extensions. Use an impact swivel and a good impact gun. Never had a problem.

I'm still using 24 year old craftsman impact sockets.

It should be a krl 663, all ball bearings. That's a great deal.

Nice score. I have a krl661 that I bought new in 96 and it's a tank. That box will give you a lifetime without failure.

Find a mentor and apprentice under them. Do it right the first time and if you have questions ask. Don't bury yourself in debt just to have a lot of tools or a big box. Learn, learn learn. Elextrical and driveability issues ****

What shielding gas are you using? What wire are you using? What is the polarity of the machine set at. Most auto panels are gonna have to get tacked because they're so thin. Take your time and keep the panel cool.

I have a 20 ton press I found on Craigslist and got it for 50.00

You can also do a leak down test and see what happens

Even as a 20 year old box both of those seem like good deals. Atleast from the photos.

Husky makes the same box. I have that too box and it's a husky. It's a 44 inch box. It's not bad mines pretty loaded up. Make sure it has bearings and not friction slides.

My wife got some steaks to cook for dinner. If she's lucky she may even get to eat one....lol

I have a Mac that is just a rebranded IR and it's great. It's over 20 years old and still works well. IR seems to be the best out there.

2500. Is a great deal. Congratulations

I have a 3 car garage and found on Craigslist an older furnace. The thermostat is set to 50 always in the winter and it's great. My gas bill hasn't gone up to much. When I go to work in there I can kick it up to 55-65 and it's great.

That is an older Cart. I think is a rebadged snap on. Snap on sold them but I remember buying one of these, that I still have today, from a no name and it still works great even at 20 years old. Good find.