electrode wrote:Looks great and you definitely used a capable blower for the project.

Blower motors from a furnace are pretty easy to get. A phone call to a friend eho knew someone in HVAC got me 2 of them for free. It's usually the heat exchanger that goes before the motor.

I always grind and plasma cut outside to keep the dust and fumes out if the garage. Problem is it sucks in the winter so i decided to try and build a downdraft table. I had most of the metal needed except for the .080" aluminum for the sides and some small angle......that i got from work. I use...

How much downdraft do you get?

I have used high pressure compressed air with good results.

Thank you!!!

Ever since I bought my plasma cutter I have been using a standoff. Seeing some of Jody's videos i see he just places the tip to the metal (no standoff).

Is this common practice and does this effect the tip in any way?

Andersk......where did you get the legs?

RamboBaby wrote:

rahtreelimbs wrote:I never saw a pedal that had a circuit board........why does yours need one?

He already explained that.

Ok...thanx.

I never saw a pedal that had a circuit board........why does yours need one?

I use them. Cheap insurance IMHO. I had an issue with one mig welder that wouldn't feed. Turned out there was rust dust build up in the liner from the wire getting rusting. I had to use compressed air to clean out the liner. I am not saying I've seen these work......but I figure why not.

I have 2 HTP flow meters in use. While not the double they have been flawless for several years.

Where north of Atlanta do you live?

At this time the pedal is off the market.

I put about 4 pounds on the set up in the pics. The swivels slipped at that point. I would imagine that if you made the swivel plates out of 3/8" steel instead of aluminum and used 3/8" inch bolts you might be able to cinch the plates to hold. I never built these with holding anything inde...

I have and still do both. Very bothersome.

I used a 211 several months ago. Real nice machine. It also runs a spool gun very well.

hi rah.. old post sorry to ask so late this idea would solve a couple things in my shop, i would like to ask you a few ball size i did read is 1" but wanted to ask what diameter you drilled the blocks and if you chamfered rod dia and lenght plates thk thread dia and most important how it`s hol...

If you find that the fix is an expensive one you could add a torch with a valve and bypass the problem.

Waste of money........but that's just me.

So far I have attempted fluxcore, stick, and tig. I hope to get a chance to try a torch for brazing. I have mostly been welding bits of scrap together just trying to figure out whatever I can. I am in the South Hills and am feeling the traffic woes of the Liberty bridge fire this week. I actually d...

Where in pittsburgh are you located?

Your own property......build a couple platforms out of wood.

I believe the Lincoln 200 Squarewave has a fixed postflow of 15 sec.

They are tall.....but......with the way it can be adjusted it can go inches from the table. I also have shorter arms. I just got these finished but I think they will be very rigid......you can tighten the clamps up very tight. I built these primarily as a kinda third hand/arm. The original thread I ...

If anyonec wants more pics please ask.