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There is nothing "PATRIOTIC" in that sales pitch. Just another ***** reselling something to an eager public. It is easy to spot these guys. Early on, click the page closed and when the pop-up asks if you really want to leave the page- bam, you know you can either now get a better price than the...

As much as the expression is way overused..... in this case it is absolutely appropriate OMG ZT, please keep posting your incredible work!!

Real sorry to hear that. Best of luck in the fight to get rid of it!! another reason is to prevent the accumulation of metal pieces IN your skin. Makes an MRI (should you ever need one) look pretty crazy & harder to read. All these TV shows showing guys tack welding with mere closed eyelids...

Don't think anybody here "needs" to hate another guys toys, that is so lame. SO yeah, what are you putting in that little beast anyway?

Did you add any reinforcements? I try to add small steel plate pieces when the workpiece allows (clearance issues, mostly) so that the crack does not reappear again. (that was where it broke the first time, plus now it has gotten more brittle in the HAZ) But, "ya got 'er done"!

Pretty sure Gandalf was looking for that for his staff tip

Nice smoker, & those wheels are unique!

As a retired airline captain (AA) & former Naval Aviator (A-7E) I can appreciate the role of quality parts. Nice jigs too! :evil:

What are those things anyway? Quality & consistency.....BAM you nailed it! (well they are "nail-like")

That tool will make Snap-On jealous. As always nice tidy work!

Dude you are one with your weldmuse

About that blaster table-it looks like it came with the blaster, nice job with the sizing of the angle and overall dimensions!!:rocker:

I too have omitted the rust converter step depending on what it is I am painting. However, when the question is about ultimate durability I always use it. I should have mentioned that a good organic vapor cartridge-fitted respirator is a MUST. With any solvent really, but these two are wicked...

Remove all oil or grease with a solvent like MEK or Acetone Use a scotchbrite or equivalent to rough up the surface to give the primer something to bond to Apply a rust converter like: CRC 18418 Rust Converter Rust Converter- this will stop the rusting process and leaves a primed surface Two...

Whew, all kinds of images flashed by in my mind. I figured you had something in store to handle that sprocket. Nice project, I look forward to more pictures as you progress on the build.

Pretty cool !! Question: the sprocket, will it be boxed-in or what?

That works for me, many thanks!

So yeah, how much were they then? I would like to know if he gets more at that "much reduced" price!! Please let us know, thanks.

Many thanks, I'll go see what they have.