I could get it in .035 or .063 I am guessing but my brother says 20 ft lengths are hard to hide in his truck, I imagine it would bend easier but all fall sch 10 is easier to get for free EDIT: if it looks good enough for it to stay on my mower it will show up here, I know its an MTD but I made it mine

im acquiring several feet of tubing to build, LOL, lawnmower headers, mine needs that extra thing.
is it bendable? or should I go a different route?

I was able to sell it for enough to cover my expenses on it, I gained lots of experience from it and know what works better the next time around

I built a utility out an old boat trailer and scrap I had laying around

I like the looks of it, I just couldn't convince my wife to let me spend more money on something id hardly use, im already in trouble for the air compressor, the welder, the new toolbox at work, Its easier to ask forgiveness than permission. ;) :lol: -Jonathan I had to ask permission and beg for fo...

I like the looks of it, I just couldn't convince my wife to let me spend more money on something id hardly use, im already in trouble for the air compressor, the welder, the new toolbox at work,

nah, I just noticed it on craigslist today, if I was doing work to warrant having one id buy one complete with legs

where the hell are these pics man, I have been waiting all damn day

if it has carbon deposits from exhaust flowing through it you should really clean that out first as well, welding on used exhaust has always been a troublesome experience for me, speaking from mig welding exhaust experience btw. I have found removing the carbon from inside of the used pipe make it l...

I would say yes that was bad work, attacking them for bad work is bad on your part though, in my auto shop I do lots of repairs that other shops make but I never say anything bad about them in any manner, I let my work speak for itself,

I don't regret my purchase as I am only using it as a learning tool, I have already earned a return on the $400 I spent on this machine,

wouldn't baking soda blasting or ground walnut shell blasting work? and I think I have seen ground soybean husks used but am unsure if this is a media blasting media

I have one of the simadre 3in1 machines you are talking about, I have had great luck with mine, with that being said. I would not attempt truck frame repairs with a machine like this, its good for light fabrication and hobby projects but I don't think its going to be a good or even OK machine for he...

being an auto tech for 20 years and building several of my own race engines, and knowing boats are simply expensive to work on, because hey if ya got a boat you got money to sink, (not my philosophy but boat techs and shops see it this way),a replacement block and following proper winterizing proced...

heres another, not AS old but nice to look at

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/tls/4407165969.html

Chuck, First I will say you are doing great! Looks like you are getting consistency down. For advice on how to feed your wire, I personally find it easier to not wear a glove on my feeding hand. I like the feel of the bare hand over the glove. This may or may not be a good habit to learn but it is ...

being an engine block it, pitch it out in the scrap pile, cylinder wall distortion, cam bore distortion, main bearing bearing web distortion could have happened to that block, its not a one of a kind casting and replacements are available

how long does an application last? I have always used nozzle gel, which is pretty cheap and requires frequent reapplication

I got a foot control for my tig, I found that using it backwards works well for me, I position it where I have to use my heel to light up, seems to give me more control when tapering off, im a newbie to tig BTW

so i know what to tell the electrician..... would a 30 amp or 40amp breaker be sufficient. i looked at the multiplug outlet and its got a 15 am breaker. should have realized that wouldn't be enough. thanks! A 30 amp breaker should be sufficient, that is what I wired my Miller 175 with using 12-2/G ...

I have a 211 at my auto repair shop, I hate it on 110, it buzzes and carrys on like an old nagging wife, hook it up on 230 and it really welds like a miller should, almost as smooth as my 175 I have here in my home shop, if you are running it on 110 definitely hire an electrician to put you a 30 amp...

hey no disrespect read, but when I break headgear or need clear lenses I don't have to buy them

i have a ATD hood that uses Jackson parts but i broke the ADF and never bothered looking to replace it, i was mad, it was there so i kicked it, hood is fine filter is gone

I use that particular helmet at work for mig welding exhaust, four sensors really help out when tucked in to an odd spot. im trying to decide between buying another snapon helmet or finding something similar but cheaper, I really like the large field of view, I bought my daughter a Tweeco auto darke...