Dont make a welding cart out of the heaviest metal you have in the garage. Its a terrible idea, trust me.
What did you do to your shop today?
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BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL. Thru 12/2 Everything (Including Calendars!!) in the shop is 20% off. use code BLACKFRIDAY24.
Ck Worldwide LayZR tungsten. Dont worry about any other kinds. It does everything well.
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For rod just go to any welding shop
ER70S-2 for general steel.
309L Stainless is versitle for most stainless as is 308L
I use 5356 Aluminum for all my aluminum welding.
You'll want one of these.
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00GYHT8PG/?tag=rippca-20
And this stubby kit.
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07V3LR2C2/?tag=rippca-20
After that its gas and rod.
Cleaned/sorted/straightened more of the accumulated "stuff". Hung 2 new cabinets and moved one to a different spot.
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Well I went and spent the money for a 2 post lift. Next is clean up and put stuff away and get back working on the wagon
Ck Worldwide LayZR tungsten. Dont worry about any other kinds. It does everything well.
CK Worldwide LaYZr (Chartreuse) Tungsten
CK worldwide's LaYzr Triple Mix tungsten helps to produces premium quality welds by offering the best arc stability under all conditions. Tested and used by some of Canada's top TIG welders CK's proprietary blend is a must try for all serious TIG welders. Suitable for Alternating Current (A/C)...
For rod just go to any welding shop
ER70S-2 for general steel.
309L Stainless is versitle for most stainless as is 308L
I use 5356 Aluminum for all my aluminum welding.
You'll want one of these.
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B00GYHT8PG/?tag=rippca-20
And this stubby kit.
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07V3LR2C2/?tag=rippca-20
After that its gas and rod.
I bought one or two of everything (ouch).
The #12 cup kit is coming from the Jungle site. Tried to put the most money I could into a Canadian company (the welding rods are Blue Devil, USA!!!)
Going to need something to occupy myself with during this stay at home order... FFS.
Now let's find a big Argon tank.
So this happened today despite the stay at home order... Thank goodness. Got the surveyor in for the radiant floor so the lift installer could plot out the base plates. I was getting a little nervous that the lines were in the way. But, we got a nice clear lane to install it.
It's a 5/8" line so they are going to have to try to hit them now. Everything has been chalked, taped and paint penned to keep the locations for install day.
Forced air has it's advantages.
Making more reasons to never leave the house again. This is going to be a game changer.
It's a 5/8" line so they are going to have to try to hit them now. Everything has been chalked, taped and paint penned to keep the locations for install day.
Forced air has it's advantages.
Making more reasons to never leave the house again. This is going to be a game changer.
Color me impressed, slap me on the azz, and call me Sally.
BLACK FRIDAY SPECIAL. Thru 12/2 Everything (Including Calendars!!) in the shop is 20% off. use code BLACKFRIDAY24.
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