What welding projects are you working on? Are you proud of something you built?
How about posting some pics so other welders can get some ideas?
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Hi everyone I just wanted to share a bed I made here in Australia. I did 100% of everything on this. All bends were made with my oxy/acetylene setup. I did this outside In a very nice mans parking lot. I also integrated a BBQ on the back deck.
Tools boxes have gas struts and stainless steel locks.


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That poor cruiser [LOUDLY CRYING FACE] one of a kind now. We'll dine though love the bbq to

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Looks very useful and probably a whole lot easier to work with than a generic bed.

Of course you do realise you just completely reinforced the old stereotype that Aussies will always find some way to integrate a BBQ in any design! :lol: :lol:

Bye, Arno.
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Works great! And I definitely know I reinforced that! But it's great out on site.


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Hey mate,

are you one facebook? I could share that with many appreciative people,
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Yes I do have a facebook page, that would be awesome!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Shaka-We ... ts&fref=ts


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I have just added a new feature to my welding bed to help with the heat! And some pictures of the BBQ
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Oh, bloody hell,

Portable shade for the grill?

What next, a fridge for a keg of Foster's? Have to rack a bottle of CO2...

I like it!
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Why put a BBQ in the bed, where I come from we just put our lunch in aluminum foil and stick it on the exhaust manifold. Works great and doesn't take up space. :D I agree with everyone, looks great.
It's always best to build your own, especially when it comes to hitches!!!
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I think the welding bed is just a cover to keep that unwelcome neighbor from joining the barbeque. If he thinks there's work going on and not a party he is more likely to stay on his side of the fence. At least that's how it is with my neighbors.

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Aluminium foil works well BUT it was time to step it up a notch!
As to the neighbours, that seems to fit the picture just right ha


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