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I am with you all the way archie

Welding cart I completed, it took me about 4 months. brand new welders needed a new home. It's all Jody's fault (welding tips and tricks) and the power cord is long enough to get the cart in the alley out back. Happy Hunting archie

that is some gorgeous work even the clamps. archie

I want 4 archie

I like it i think its cool archie

do you know what size wire you were using archie

Nice looking welds what welder are you using (amperage, 110 or 220) what size wire are you using, Thank you archie

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Way cool under bench application archie

awsum thread (shopping for new shop ideas)

I was planning the same thing but as an island 2 big boxes and 4 side boxes back to back with a thick sheet of steel on top with a place for long stock in between the boxes lengthwise

water base cleaners freeze, mineral based cleaners (stinky ones) do not freeze. happy Hunting archie

also there are two magazines that might interest you the home shop machinist and the machinist workshop and their forum http://bbs.homeshopmachinist.net/forum.php there is a bunch of interesting stuff here http://madmodder.net/ happy hunting archie =) =) =)

another thought after reading your last post you know that it being a "bench Lathe" you could get a couple of bench height tool boxes (similar to lista) and put a metal tray on top of that and have a place for all the bits and pieces that "will follow you home" for the lathe. archie =) =) =

you might want to stop by here and bookmark this site. I purchased one of their collett chucks and was very impressed. http://www.tallgrasstools.com/ they have repair parts as well welcome to the club archie =) =) =)

Yeh, the video is very nice however all it really shows is the cutter moving around. I would be very interested to know what axises are powered if any. My 2HL has all of them powered. archie =) =) =)

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Ok Now I am confused...... I have a K&T 2HL horizontal that is a relatively new acquisition. and after using it with all of it's power feeds I was considering looking for a vertical version..... now what is this boring holes with an endmill on a manual mill....... archie =) =) =)

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Bump again archie =) =) =)