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Slowly Cut it down on a lathe which minimizes variance of runout? Use V blocks to clamp, align and tack weld at least three equal spaces. I'd use any magnetic indicator available. MSC Direct and Enco has lots of them for not too much $. Mine are Starrett, Mitutoyo and Brown- Sharpe but the...

Lions Club larger "long handle" brooms.

Heating should not bee required. As mentioned by others a 5052 is better and easily cold formed. My experience with hardware and big box store aluminum is the hardness and lack of bending ease. 2000 and 5000 series are good. 6061, 6063 and 7075 are very prone to cracking.

Make sure it is turned off if gas and gas off, put painters tape around the heater lower shell not the floor. Caulking seems unnecessary and and may leave a bead if heater is replaced?

Welcome from USA. If you get a chance, take a look at- www.fishmaster.com www.monstertower.com www.humminbird.com My past and present product design affiliations..including RIB boat towers and newest PWC micro fishing towers..

One of these- depending on where your are located.. http://www.amestruetemper.com/products/sub-family.aspx?LineId=78&FamilyId=81 You can use the shorter D handle transfer together. A spade shovel gives you some qualities of both.

Another trick is to take a brush or broom and pat the bristle ends to surface to match the surrounding texture. Again do after you get the shape close and it starts to dry on the surface.

That's similar- noticed you are CANADA. you need to be able to shape it so it does not fall over and you can work with it fast enough. I'd get some painters tape with new sprint paper to mask the bottom edge- the polymers can stick where you may not want it. Add small quantities of water to get...

Also TT owns the Jackson commercial line.. http://www.jacksonprofessional.com/products/detail.aspx?ProductId=593&SubFamilyId=201&FamilyId=200&LineId=75

True Temper Silver Back or TT contractors grade shovel. Great warranty and heavy duty. I am 5-7 and works great but is the transfer version. Are you digging or just transferring from one place to another or both?

Consider a link type belt replacement easily found at woodworking stores all over country. You can adjust link numbers easily and they spin quiet.

I'd use a latex modified patching concrete which can bond to your other concrete or regular bagged mix and add some latex binder used in tile flooring.. Quikrete makes a product small enough for that..

Floor Drill press often has more hp than bench but i have a midsize delta variable speed bench drill setup. Compare quill (vertical travel) travel Bed size HP speed range Lathe- I cannot imagine turning rotors precise enough unless you have a very large lathe with strong frame and carbide...

Suggest only using for very light loads or supporting spindles, transmission tail support, suspension parts or emergency spare tire changing. I tried what you are doing with 2T scissors jack. The base is small and easily tips. They do not support much side load. How do I know? We had it tilt and...

Drill -Drill press (likely a bench model for now)- YES 12" minimum with simple machine vise(s) -Chop saw (For cutting wood planks and panels as well as metal)- maybe- not gonna cut panels though -Circular saw- YES -Jig saw or have these been overtaken by 'sawsall'-style saws? YES SAWSALL IS FOR...

Use both 3D printing methods of SLA, Dimension machines and Objet technology. Not the panecea (sp?) folks make it out to be but improves continuously. But truly has its place- otherwise i would not use it 30x plus/year. You can also do metal printing combined with LASER and wire spooling...

and I'd have "legs" ? continuous and cut horizontal pieces to but to side of 2x2. Less welding and pieces and straighter?

http://www.mcmaster.com/#4-point-wrenches/=mvr03j slightly pricey but from Mcmaster Carr - a 7/16 4 point t or 90 degree pull bar..

Hint..rotate the 1x2 with 2" side vertical. Miter full 45 cut and weld and grind. Simpler easier cutting, less welding and much stronger counter top..

T- find a Fastenal dealer nearby or search Pop Rivet for rivet info. welcome from north of ATL.