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I cut a larger piece of 1" thick MDF to fit the bottom shelf. Then I constructed a small piece out of 2x4's to raise it up a bit more. So in all it is raised up about 2.5 inches off the bottom shelf of the cart.

Well I liked the idea of making the HF 4 drawer into a welding cart like a few others have done. See posts by borgdog and hackwelder in this thread. I originally had the "free" cart with my Hobart 140. It worked but didn't have anything to hold the leads and honestly wasn't very useful...

Do you like it?

Is that a cage from a VW IRS axle?

I had some extra stuff laying around. Wanted to make some push up stands that were not made of thin steel and fasteners. So I came up with these. I guess it is time to do some push ups now!

Very cool sign. Did you make the letters?

zmotorsports.....good stuff man. I like it.

Cool stand. I need a sander like that....

Awesome build on the trucks. Good stuff indeed.

Very cool.

Great work. Showed this to several buddies. Keep it up. Pictures are great!

If you are limited to 120V in your shop the Handler 140 is pretty great. I really like mine and thought it was a fair deal at $499 and it came with a Hobart Welding Cart too. If you can grab it at $450 that is great. Just make sure it is the new model with 5 voltage settings.

Awesome work!

Whoa. That is huge.

There is a guy on eBay named "morethantubes" I had a pleasant experience working with him. He will make any bung you want! He runs a shop in NY called Genesis Tool Co. He made some for me that were to my specs and the turnaround on them was fast. Pricing was very reasonable IMO. Granted I...

shephd....if you cant find enough stuff to put in them I sure can! Ha. Nice stuff man.

Wow! Stout looking press. Nice stuff.

Its all done! Other than a little twist in the frame the base came out great. Check the pictures! Getting ready for paint. Added some braces Wood top Upside down with the leveling casters. Close up. Filling it up with stuff! Leveled and mobile now though. You may also notice the...

Air compressor components are usually rated for both operating ranges and maximum safe operation pressures. So for example looking at grainger.com......a regulator can be rated for maximum of 150psi but then you look at the specifics and it can only be adjusted between 0-125 psi. Get a...

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