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Nice job! Looks great! The Jeep looks very cool too! I think if you painted the wheels to match the trailer, or painted them an aluminum silver to match the Jeep wheels it would look awesome! (just my opinion though.... white wheels look cheap)

What he^^^ said. Knock a hole in the tin & cut it out.

Welcome to the site, from another Wisconsin car guy.

Vinegar is supposed to remove it. Muriatic acid does too, but that's Nasty stuff!

Very Cool! I'm interested to see what you build with it. I am in the middle of building a forge right now also.

I have the same cabinet....& yes, the light *****! Thanks for the info on your new one.

I was at a Baileigh open house / class several years ago & it was a good time being able to use all the sheetmetal shaping toys they offer. The only bad thing is...... I wanted one of Everything! Chris Rusch, (RMD), the guy who designed / built all of the "yellow" machinery is a Great guy! He...

Metabo is supposed to be great. I like Milwaukee grinders personally. I also have a Makita that has been good. I have 2 "tool shop" cheapies from Menards that have held up well too. How much do you want to spend & how often you use it will be deciding factors. I like to have 1 for each...

Maybe try a different stripper. Zip strip? I normally use "Aircraft remover" & it works excellent, but is made more for automotive finishes. When you apply the stripper, cover / wrap the piece with disposable plastic. That keeps the stripper from evaporating & gives it more time to soak...

I have one that I got from Sears. Works good for what I needed it to do. (trim) Is it a saw to cut wood to heat your whole house all winter....No. Will it work to do some trimming & cut some limbs up...Yes. If you need to do a LOT of cutting, get a husky or stihl.