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Thanks! Just found a video of one being used.

Exactly!

I have no idea what this could be? Any ideas?

What is this? Any ideas? What is this? Any ideas?

Wow. Thanks for all the quick replies. Milton seems to be the consensus. But, i will look at the AMFLO, Parker, Wurth and CEJN too. Thank you

Hey Guys. Been building my home shop for over 25 years. One thing year after year that just gets under my skin,.,,,, leaky air hose fittings. How many make it past a year? I've tried so many different manufactures. I have a decent used Quincy drier on my system, try not to drop the hose...

CPC in Crest Hill....maybe a little south for you. http://www.cpcpowdercoating.com/

Hey rmckee Love the spare tire holder. Been looking to build one. I run 35x14.5's on my K5. What did you use for the pivot point? By the way. I have the same Hobart Handler 140 as well. I love it.

Notherntool sells the Alaskan MKIII's for less than $200. Always thought about getting one. You may have just inspired me too

Argh... I just finsihed my welder cart and along comes this great idea with the table incorpoarted right in. Never thought of it. Great design.

Every time ZT posts pics, I'm just in awe. How many years have you been welding?

Difference is wood is gluable. Glues like Gorilla Glue penetrates the all pores and once dry, is stronger the wood itself. HDPE is not gluable. Several people on Ebay sell HDPE remnants. Bought a couple to make cutting boards for cleaning fish and an edge for a homemade Manplow. My advice...

Glue HDPE together then put it in a lathe? Sounds treacherous to me.

I mounted a receiver type vice on my bench as well. Drilled a hole into the side of it, welded a 1/2" nut over it, installed a bolt with a jam nut, works great.