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I've been unsuccessfully looking for a used lathe for the shop going on nearly a decade here in Eastern Canada. There doesn't seem to be much available, and when something pops up it usually goes pretty fast. I noticed this 13x24 Craftex CX709X on clearance for 3299. There is a note on the...

New trailer build.

I recently had a battery that was too drained to charge on my old rusty Schumacher charge. So I figured it was a good time to upgrade to a good quality one. The only issues I had with the old one were, it didn't have manual mode and the steel clamps rusted so it doesn't connect well. After...

No problem, Merry Christmas Hawker

Reminds me of this

Wheelie Cart - also holds the welder. Just made of scrap laying around and couple wheels and casters. I stick welded the whole thing because the bottle were in the corner chained to the wall.

Here are the cones with the weld seam on the bottom.

Here are the PDF files, you should be able to print them off 1:1 and trace them onto your steel. The drawing and center section are on B size sheets, the 2 end pieces were too big, so I put them on the same C size sheet.

Agreed, go with the elite if you plan to weld for longer stretches as the infinity is quite a bit heavier. Both have great visibility.

I sent you the flat patterns for the center and long side. I was having a little trouble flattening the shorter one. I'll give it another try tomorrow. Hawker

Or use flush cutters instead of side cutters.

Made a small shelf to hold the cable box and router, wanted to get it up out of reach of my toddler, so I mounted it off the wall mount holes on the back of the tv. Just a piece of 16ga with a couple flanges and short pieces of angle. Edit: Oh, just noticed you said you were looking for...

Resulting flat pattern for the cone would look something like this.

Need more info, the dimensions highlighted in the image attached, and whether they are all inline like shown in the side view. Also Material thickness.

OP if you take a picture of the tag on the cylinder and existing pump, myself or others could tell you pump sizes and motor require for dumping in a certain amount of time. Do you know how much pressure you need? You say you have some Honda's laying around, For a GX390, you can get about...

It appears to be the gaskets on the interstage cooler. At first I though it was the inter-stage safety valve, so I replaced it, but didn't fix the problem. Then I figured it had to be the belts, so I fabbed up an adjustable motor base. This also helped get the belts away from the reservoir...

Finally got it buttoned back up and it was running good for over a week, so I figured I'd make a payoff video. Ahh Sh#*.

Yeah, the third image is adjustable top plates for jack posts.

Well today is tomorrow, so I guess you should have that bottle by now, for now I guess we just wait for first bead pictures. Here my first bead trying dual shield with the Miller 215 on 1/2" plate, at 23v and 430ipm and using Derek's tips. I drifted too close as i got to the end and you can see...

OP, I got the 215 when it came out a few years back, haven't had any problems with it. Good choice on the machine. Derek, what settings are you using for the dual shield? I have a 10lb spool of 0.035" Lincoln 71M I got to test, but have not set it up yet. Did you use the regular MIG C25...