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I have the Hobart AC/DC and the Hobart 140 and do the same thing your talking about, and the stick will weld 1/2 mild steel with no problem, as much as I like Mig I still prefer stick, I weld outside and weld lot's of pipe and most of the time old pipe out of oil wells is nasty pipe, so that's...

I also have the Carolina carport 24 x 36 x 9" tall that was put up to be a shed for my tractor and equipment, with building a shop later, well with the oilfield going to the crapper, I decided to start closing it in and doing the electric work to make it into a shop, but as far as a solid shop...

I have Both 18V and 12V non fuel and never had a min problem with them, there over 4 years old and still run fine, And they make 1/4 3/8 and 1/2 and 3/4 impacts plus ratchets in 3/8 and 1/4 And Rigid does have the life time warranty but good luck getting them to warranty it. Google rigid...

I ran Rapid air last year and love it, the best part of the rapid air system is anytime you want to add a drop or a hose reel, it as easy as pie, and takes 10 mins, to cut and install a Tee the only place I have the Hydraulic hose is from the compressor through the wall to the inside of the...

I used the 10X on a deck I built over my motor on my pontoon boat. The kids love to climb up and jump off the deck and I wanted something that had grip so they would not fall and slip, its been on the going on 4 years and still looks good and no peeling

At my old job we had a 80gal. blow the bottom off at 160psi. It went through a overhead door and the metal roof, and landed about 30 yards outside of the shop, these thing with a pin hole is not a joke, my big compressor is mounted outside in its own little spot Back to the OP question. I have...

Yep A hydraulic hose from Tractor supply or Atwoods. If you run your compressor a lot you get heat there and it kills the reg rubber hose, install you a Hydraulic hose and never have problems

Nail guns coming too, plus rumors of 9.0 18v battery

Awesome Pic's thanks for sharing

Mine sets on a 100.00 husky toolbox from home depot. I covered the top with wood, then put a industry size aluminum cookie sheet on top of the wood, then bolted the drill press through everything, have 4 nice drawers to keep my bits and hole saws in

I installed 2" PVC conduit from my breaker box location to the other side of the shop its cheaper to go across than around when you decide you want a 50+ amp service on the other side of your shop. Other thing I did was cement a 4" piece of heavy pipe 3' below slab with cross rods welded into it...

I have there LTP5000D cutter almost a year and have been very happy with it. Shop around and you can find it cheaper, I picked up mine from Newegg for 329.00 with free shipping. As far as the Tig welder part I would look for a used miller on CL that is AC-DC plus I have stayed away from the do...

I Have a lotos LTP5000d for close to a year. It gets used a adv of 1 time a week, I paid 329.00 at Newegg and I have 0 complaints yea it may blow smoke next time I use it, but so far it's been awesome.

Clean it up with a wire brush on a 4 1/2 Grinder, then wipe it down with boiled linseed oil and not worry about rust again, I know it's for wood but works great on metal I keep it on my drill press table and pole, band saw table and my welding table. Guys over on the Wilton vise rebuild thread...

To me it depends on which HF you have the blue one you will get the flash sometimes when striking a arc. The Red one is much better of a hood plus you can switch it to grind mode. I keep the red one for a back-up, my main hood is a snap-on large view. The down side is to put the snap on in grind...

Nothing against anyone using Black pipe, But here in Texas where we have days with 100% humidity it would take a act of god to find any Brand new at the store without surface rust already inside before you even start trying to install it, and I agree 100% with a water separated and filter...

I have had Rapid Air Maxine full loop system installed going on 2 years and could not be happier I have stainless steel pipe coming from compressor through wall then into Maxine, copper would have been my second choice, Black pipe was never considered due to rust, I air brush so I need the clean...

I would go with the A19 Fat, it will have less shadows. No matter how many Lums you have if you get shadows it will drive you crazy.

Get the LEDS that let you get rid of the ballast, no need to replace the fixture you just wire around it takes about 10 mins per light fixture to do,

YOU **** SIR, That was a good deal.