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Welded projects from last weekend

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One stand for a stationary disc sander the other things is a dip rack for that exercise.
 

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martell06 said:
is that a harbor freight sander? how do you like it?

Its an Enco, spins at a higher rpm than the usual 12" disc sanders which is good for metal materials. Made in Taiwan, and for 200 bucks its pretty decent.

http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRIT?PMAKA=163-4805&PMPXNO=953110&PARTPG=INLMK32

Alfadan, yes time its hard to come by, and I spred the project out over the week and did things like cutting parts afterwork when an hour or two came available.
 

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I've been wanting a sander like that ... I about fainted at the price of the sanding disk's ... it appears that the sander is the cheap part of the deal ...

Nice work on your projects
 

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Not that I doubt your welding skills but I really do hope they're up to snuff.......otherwise that dip station could lead to a world of pain should a weld break!!
 
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