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Check out Everlast.. Another good source is Weldiingtipsandtricks.com.. this guy has done pretty good reviews on their products.

I have a HF and a Kobalt one.. Both work great.. I think I paid 100 bucks for the Kobalt. 40 for HF.

I was in Lowes a week ago and they had individual wrenches on clearence.. 2-3 bucks i think.. Another place would be Harbor Freight. Maybe the pawn shop? Sears as well but they are pricey.

blast it and powdercoat it..

pain in the **** when christmas comes around.. that tree is huge..

Weld it.. easier to fix a leak once everything is put together..

Soo.. I was cleaning up the garage and pulled on the extension cord to unplug it from the wall (not a good idea and not suppose to do that..) and the damn end shot at me and hit me in the balls.. Knees to the ground crying.. I am sure everyone has had their moments.. So lets share them with the...

Yep.. just depends on how you wanna do it.. pushing or pulling..

Use a cursive "e" motion.. take your time and keep an eye on the puddle.. Come out looking like this.. Since your rockin the miller 211 it should come out better once you get your wire speed and heat down.. Make sure the stickout is at the right length and gun at the correct angle..

That looks like a nice box.. Get what you can afford.. Looks better than a HF box but I would rock a HF box because it is about the same price and you can use the top as a work bench which is nice. I doubt you would want to scratch the clear coat and metal underneath.. I have a stainless box...

They do not allow 20% off coupons towards tools boxes, compressors, welding machines and a few other things... just a heads up..

I got an email this morning.. This cart is going for $169.. http://widgets.harborfreight.com/wswidgets/common/displayCoupon.do?hdr=mag&week=5210&campaign=b_direct&page=5210b_direct.html&cust=00135916917&keycode=0000 I own this one and it works great! Has a lot of room which can hold all of...

Got some welding done.. Ran out of shielding gas :angry: I pretty much have everything fabbed up and welded in place on the main supports. Lifting device is in place anf fully functional. I still need to weld in gussets and install adjusting pins. After that I have to fab up attachment arms...

I give him hell all the time :) Having long hair working in the garage would **** and get nasty.. I would never last with long hair.. I've seen designs for the roll over thing and one that you can roll in a cage.. Looks neat but I dont think it would support the chassis very well..

Some more done today.. Its my bday so i had to cut it short.. otherwise the supports would have been welded in. Thats my little brother.. Dropped it and yeah.. Made in China :)

Got a little bit done today.. Please excuse the mess..

Nope.. coupons for tools boxes do not apply anymore.

Sure is! :) Its a 72 RS.. One of my favorite body styles.. It would have been sweet if I was 16 yrs of age in the late 60s.. Bunch of awesome cars both american and foreign.. And yes i'm a member on Nastyz28.. awesome site :thumbup:

I am going to use 2 inch sq tubing to brace it all up.. Upon doing some research I came across some scary looking ones.. Some had so much flex where it brought the wheels off the ground or looks like its just going to collapse... That is why I opt to build my own.

Hey guys.. So I am currently in the middle of build my rotisserie.. So far I have about 45 bucks invested into this thing.. Sure does beat spending a grand on a Auto Twirler.. I have taken plans from various companies and homemade designs and improved on them.. Once it is finsihed I will...