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Was planning on just an exhaust fan, no intake fan.

Does anyone have and experience or knowledge in building your own paint both? I am making one that will be 18x28x9 My big questions are CFM for the fan and how much surface area do I need from intake and exhaust filters. Want to do semi down draft, exhaust low on one end and intake high on the...

I like it, what did you use for the punch and die?

I don't have anything particular that I want to bend, just would rather build something beefy now so down the road I can bend what ever I want. I have been looking at Ebay for the punch and dies and man do they get a pretty penny for them. I hate to go cold rolled and regret it later because...

I have 28" to work with.

Problem is you are showing me something for a 20 ton press and mine is 50 ton. The ones from Swag are just made from angle iron, I would like something a little more rigid then that.

I saw those but they are too wide for the press that I am getting. Also I really don't think they are built strong enough for what I would like.

I am getting a 50 ton press and want to get or build a press brake for it. Wondering if their are any plans or anything out their or ideas of the right type of steel to use. This is what I want but I am not going to spend that much: https://www.baileigh.com/hsp-bp24-24-press-brake-attachment

Actually ther are wheels in the back. Handles on the front you just pick it up and roll it out of the way.

Make your own and you can make it as steep and wide as you want. I need mine to be mobile, it is 36" wide.

That is what I have been finding. Looks like it says Trexion to me, but must just be a wierd font type they use.

I got an anvil and am just curious as to who made it and how old it might be. Also it is welded all around the waist, has it been broke or was that how they were made?

I ordered the Esab 205ic, it will do more then I know how to do, LOL

I am considering the Esab 205ic

Thanks for the input, I do have a source for Easb also. I am not apposed to having two machines. I just think it might be good to update my MIG as long as I am at it. The feed on the Hobart gets on my nerves some times!

I want to be able to do both, stainless also if it matters.

My Hobart is a Handler 175. I am not apposed to spending more to get a good machine to do both. But I have never done TIG so j don't know alot about the options so the advice is good. If two separate machines gives me better MIG and TIG then that's the way to go.

I currently have a Hobart MIG welder that works great but I want to add TIG. So do I buy a separate TIG or buy something that does both? Looking for any recommendations on models and what way to go. I would like to stick with Lincoln or Forney because I can buy them direct through work.

Guess I don't see how this can happen when you have a frame across the top holding the post? I have have over 8000# trucks on mine with no issue at all.

I know I love mine other then the fact that I don't have enough time to use it!