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[Old Man Roger]

Built a set of bunks for my track carrier to haul fencing material.

Who knew you could buy a baby tank

 

[larry4406]

Who knew you could buy a baby tank

Really! Need more details on this track carrier!

 

[iajonesy]

That would work for hauling deer out of the timber too. Cool idea.

Mike

 

[bimmer1980]

Vent hood for a project I'm working on.... I needed two of these guys....

Part of it was made from some scrap j-boxes and some of the metal from a clean sheet of 16ga steel.

The welder is a Hobart Beta-Mig running 0.045 wire...

I might need to add a mounting tab yet, but they are nearly finished....

 

[matt_i]

Nice job there Bimmer !! Those look very well done. Always satisfying to see the plans come together into the actual working part.

 

[tarmy]

Another lay up table...doubles as a plasma cutter table too...

I have a good amount of clean up to do...but the rough out is done. Will be capped with 2x3 1/2” top...

 

[8mpg]

Needed a toe jack to move some heavy machinery. $24 in steel and a harbor freight 8 ton jack.

 

[4 FN 27]

Needed a toe jack to move some heavy machinery. $24 in steel and a harbor freight 8 ton jack.

The is badazz!!! Been needing one of those too...thank you for the idea!!!

 

[shortykorte]

Needed a toe jack to move some heavy machinery. $24 in steel and a harbor freight 8 ton jack.

Picture of backside please.

 

[TheLurker]

Picture of backside please.

You might want to rephrase that...

 

[Partsguy57]

Outdoor firepit/place for the wife.

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[cspcrx]

very cool what type and size of material did you use.

 

[racer-john]

Outdoor firepit/place for the wife.QUOTE]

You mite want rephrase that comment.

 

[racer-john]

Outdoor firepit/place for the wife.QUOTE]

Nice job btw.

 

[Partsguy57]

Outdoor firepit/place for the wife.QUOTE]

Nice job btw.

To late now.... lol

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[tarmy]

Finished up table...

 

[Partsguy57]

very cool what type and size of material did you use.

.125 steel plate. Nothing special. ( hot roll) each triangle started at 36" the tip was cut off giving me a 6" panel where the tip was.

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[Partsguy57]

Finished up table...

Nice.

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[Bears Fan]

Great looking table

 

[Mike.ASC]

Very nice work fellas....

 

[LXCam]

Man oh man was that last page full of win. Nice job on everything guys

Outdoor firepit/place for the wife.

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But for me this one is extra impressive, that's a hell of a project partsguy.

I thought my latest had a few feet of seam weld and clean up, but you win by a long shot

I was wondering if you added additional supports under the fire pan but either way did you have any issues with it bulging / buckling or maintaining its shape afterwards? Also are you going to coat it or let mother nature do her thing.


Here's my few feet of wire project. I'm going to pull it off for the final welds and clean up.

 

[Bob Heine]

Here's my few feet of wire project. I'm going to pull it off for the final welds and clean up.

Cam, no offense but that bumper is really pretty.

 

[LXCam]

Cam, no offense but that bumper is really pretty.

Lmao, no doubt huh. Well it goes with the theme. Once everything is wrapped up I'll pull the heep outside and get a shot, it'll make more sense then. Well either that or criticism

 

[8mpg]

Picture of backside please.

 

[Muggzy]

Nice side steps. Can't wait to see the end result! How are you g long to finish them?

Here's my few feet of wire project. I'm going to pull it off for the final welds and clean up.

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[LXCam]

Nice side steps. Can't wait to see the end result! How are you g long to finish them?

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Thanks muggzy. Originally everything was going to get powder coated but the owner and I have changed it up to bed liner. That way if anything gets hammered too badly it'll be easy to touch up.

Here's almost everything

 

[koditten]

Aluminum bed cap rack

 

[shortykorte]

Thanks 8mpg


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[Partsguy57]

Man oh man was that last page full of win. Nice job on everything guys [emoji481]




But for me this one is extra impressive, that's a hell of a project partsguy.

I thought my latest had a few feet of seam weld and clean up, but you win by a long shot [emoji106]

I was wondering if you added additional supports under the fire pan but either way did you have any issues with it bulging / buckling or maintaining its shape afterwards? Also are you going to coat it or let mother nature do her thing.


Here's my few feet of wire project. I'm going to pull it off for the final welds and clean up.

Man oh man was that last page full of win. Nice job on everything guys [emoji481]




But for me this one is extra impressive, that's a hell of a project partsguy.

I thought my latest had a few feet of seam weld and clean up, but you win by a long shot [emoji106]

I was wondering if you added additional supports under the fire pan but either way did you have any issues with it bulging / buckling or maintaining its shape afterwards? Also are you going to coat it or let mother nature do her thing.


Here's my few feet of wire project. I'm going to pull it off for the final welds and clean up.

Looking good... going to be nice when you get it ground up and finished... on mine. I will let it rust up and on warping time will tell. I fired it up, put as large as possible very hot fire for the first time a few days ago and zero problems with warping. I think it will do well as there are a lot of angles and it turned out very rigid after all welded up. Cheers

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[LXCam]

Looking good... going to be nice when you get it ground up and finished... on mine. I will let it rust up and on warping time will tell. I fired it up, put as large as possible very hot fire for the first time a few days ago and zero problems with warping. I think it will do well as there are a lot of angles and it turned out very rigid after all welded up. Cheers

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Oh no doubt the frame will remain rock solid forever. With everything triangulated it's a strong as it gets. That's why I just wondered if the fire pan played nice. Also did you make provisions for water drainage. When I built our fire pit I cast a 1-1/4" schedule 40 galvi drain into the center. Then after I placed the fired box in forced the center down about a 1/4" then welded the transition. Btw, the pit (for lack of a better term) is a 3 course high 8" split face block with brick cap, one of those forever projects. To date she won't hold water so at least that part turned out good

 

[sberry]

Great looking table

I like the table. My choice is a higher shelf but I like the size of the top.

 

[tarmy]

I like the table. My choice is a higher shelf but I like the size of the top.

I have a welding table with that second shelf...this one gets some large tool cases underneath...



They are the same height so I acn do larger layups...

 

[racingtadpole]

Nothing overly exciting or complicated, a couple of bottle restraints and a sturdier than I had hanger for an 8m torch lead

 

[ndr1968]

Yes a third hand is very useful when working alone. A couple more pictures that I have on file.

Here's mine!

 

[thejimmy]

Here's mine!

simple and effective, got more art work to show?

 

[Strouty]

That is some large rebar.

 

[2oolhound]

Here's mine!

Stolen!
Now I know what I'll be doing with some old rebar I have, those look great too as well as working great! Nice!

 

[Partsguy57]

Finished up a little shop signage project that had been unfinished for a while... welded up a quick light bar with some "oldy" lights... some square tube I sliced in half with the plasma cutter, dimple die, welded on a couple of brackets and then welded to my "old" tin roof structure..

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[Farmall450]

Excellent looking table!

 

[ndr1968]

simple and effective, got more art work to show?

Yeah. These are from my "bug" phase.