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How on earth(in) can copper rust?

Mines had a slow leak for years in the lines. I never bothered to fix it since I figured it was good to let it run every now and then when it wasn't being used by me. I actually think it's one of the reasons its held up over 20 years with no problems.

Great info here thanks for sharing.

I would be concerned about anything rubber that is that old. At least have them checked out by a professional. Many businesses will not refill just any cylinders unless purchased or rented from them. B tanks are rather small for any extended use such as welding with torches. I would not keep the...

I own one of these. http://www.usaweld.com//MicroCut-301-Plasma-Cutter-p/MC25301.htm

This may be an option for you and there are several manufacturers of these type saws. http://www.evolutionpowertools.com/us/steel/evosaw380.php

Baking soda neutralizes Muriatic acid but it's still some dangerous stuff to use.

These are cool. https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PL7bCv2WuVwPQ_vrvCf7Nyr8mv7HPgmzmE&v=Dz5Y34fUjlA

I have the Milwaukee saw and had a Dewalt before. I like the Milwaukee it's a great saw. I was just cutting some 3/4" plywood yesterday with it and it cuts excellent.

Sounds like you got a First Gen Jig like me. I am gonna be putting one together soon and I'm gonna use this Evolution steel saw http://www.discountsteel.com/items/Evolution_EVOSAW380.cfm to make some clean cuts hopefully.

The silver piece is a check valve.

LOL, the pvc conncts to the air fillter outside.

Get one of these or something similar. It will get at the root of the problem. Walmart sells one also. http://www.craftypetz.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=1783

This looks nice anyone have any thought on this one? Bottom: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-46-in-8-Drawer-Rolling-Steel-Storage-Cabinet-Red-48-22-8520/205807921 Top: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-46-in-8-Drawer-Steel-Storage-Chest-Red-48-22-8510/205807923

The panel point (the ^ at top of steel) is the strong point and I have been told by building engineer with similar steel that it will safely support 500#. I would double check with an engineer. .

This may be something to check out. http://www.usaweld.com/Invertig-131-DC-HF-TIG-Welder-p/70131dchf.htm

This was delivered today. Looking at this in person it's hard to believe it's made in PRC.

I have purchased clear from a PPG paint store that was bad and I returned it and they agreed it was indeed.

More consistent flame without having to keep readjusting plus these are more accurate for the lower pressures 3-5# I plan on running. This is from the description on the webpage. "Extremely Accurate - accurate within +/- 2% of actual gauge reading for both pressure regulators and flowgauges"...

I bought this set recently. U.S. made Smith 2-stage regulators for more precise metering. I am gonna use it for **** welding sheetmetal to go along with my new Victor torch. http://store.cyberweld.com/smacre2st30s.html http://store.cyberweld.com/smoxre2st30s.html Fyi I do own a mig welder...