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An exterior, noise insulated and ventilated compressor shed. The constant noise needlessly adds to the frustration of a challenging job. And it would have freed up some room.

I've been welding for years. So I have a fair amount of confidence in my ability to do, or not do certain projects. I'm going to be filling gaping holes in the firewall of my '53 Ford F-100. To make life easy I will be welding the patch panel circles from the inside of the cab. With 100 percent...

Popping can also be the tip is too small for the job and it's getting overheated by being too close to the weld site Anyway, O/A is such a good way to learn. ALL welding, O/A, mig, tig, stick, thermite, underwater, etc is about heat control. Learn well and any type will be much easier to deal...

Having an exterior small footprint shed, insulated for noise and some screen in the walls for air movement for your air compressor. It saves room inside and makes for a much quieter and enjoyable working area indoors. Some small sheds I've seen abut the exterior wall and the lines are plumbed...

There are low dollar respirators from 3M that have a low profile for underneath a welding hood and specific filters for the metal you are welding. Its worth it every time you weld.

Nice going. Clean out the shelves and nooks and crannies where we all keep random and unmatched parts. Use what ya' got. I like it.

It all looks right on track. Good luck!

Was this done in the future? It only 9-12-15.