doubleboost
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Can you get this out lol
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antonio costa
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I will only weld it by the end of the week,the floor where it will sit is so uneven that I will do some adjustments if needed in place so today I just tacked it.
Tack welded with my small kemppi minarc, tube cuts made in my band saw and the triangles where cut from 140mmx8mm bar in a friend's hydraulic shear.
The plate on top is just sitting there for the picture, it will only be welded at the end. It's a wheel chair ramp for electric wheel chairs (they told that just the chair wheights about 180kg) it will be installed at a friends workplace to improve acessibility
Tack welded with my small kemppi minarc, tube cuts made in my band saw and the triangles where cut from 140mmx8mm bar in a friend's hydraulic shear.
The plate on top is just sitting there for the picture, it will only be welded at the end. It's a wheel chair ramp for electric wheel chairs (they told that just the chair wheights about 180kg) it will be installed at a friends workplace to improve acessibility
antonio costa
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BTW the triangles at the both ends of the ramp are two 8mm ones welded together so 16mm only the one in the middle is a single 8mm
wheresmejumper
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3 inch sched 40 fittings to sched 20 straight sections.
God mode restorations
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I have today been welding me old man's tow along tar sprayer.....
arthur
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Half pig sized BBQ, pig clamps in middle like a fish grill, pins come out and flips over, goes over an open fire 
Old band stands put to good use Oh has six sections of tube welded to ends and side so threaded bar can be used to clamp it all up, only one length of bar shown that's uncut.. run out of nuts 
Old band stands put to good use
Oh has six sections of tube welded to ends and side so threaded bar can be used to clamp it all up, only one length of bar shown that's uncut.. run out of nuts Westfield-builder
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That look great. Do you mind if I ask where you got the mesh from?
I am currently looking for something similar for a charcoal barbeque.
I am currently looking for something similar for a charcoal barbeque.
Badger1bear
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can you do waffles Arthur 
arthur
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I built this a L O N G time ago, still runs, save's me peddle pushing after the horse today...haha Needed a couple of small tweaks to the gearing, she's good to go again
Sufolk punch, 28/30mph.. Miles and miles on a egg cup of fuel...lol
Thought you may like a laugh, used to ride it on the road until Hants Police said you can't, they said "no lawnmowers" lol
Sufolk punch, 28/30mph.. Miles and miles on a egg cup of fuel...lol
Thought you may like a laugh, used to ride it on the road until Hants Police said you can't, they said "no lawnmowers" lol
arthur
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Having to weld some 1.5mm alloy sheet, forgot how f a s t the pool likes to move!!! Respect to you guys who do this well but I have to focus big time, also keep dipping my flipping tungsten today! Not so bad but as you all know it runs up the tungsten so each time I do that I have to chop 5mm or so off 
#needmorepractice! I am new to Tig and alloy, only got the AC a few months back, prob done 2-3 hours max.
This was the good side lol a little too much heat so slightly rippled the reverse side in a few places, oh well its done.
#needmorepractice! I am new to Tig and alloy, only got the AC a few months back, prob done 2-3 hours max.This was the good side lol a little too much heat so slightly rippled the reverse side in a few places, oh well its done.
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You need to horse in the filler.that fills up the fillet,cools things down,lets you travel slower
Needed a new rear silencer for the car but I wasn't happy with the welds on the pipes of the new one.
They have a dished appearance and look like there wasn't enough gas flow. The last one I fitted leaked in a few months due to the welds failing in the same place so I decided to weld this one properly before I fitted it.
After cleaning it up I gave it a coat of aluminium zinc primer before fitting it to the car.
Car is slightly quieter now - I only discovered the rotten silencer when investigating the rattle under the car. The centre section was completely broken off where it enters the back box but there was no excess noise and its a diesel car!
They have a dished appearance and look like there wasn't enough gas flow. The last one I fitted leaked in a few months due to the welds failing in the same place so I decided to weld this one properly before I fitted it.
After cleaning it up I gave it a coat of aluminium zinc primer before fitting it to the car.
Car is slightly quieter now - I only discovered the rotten silencer when investigating the rattle under the car. The centre section was completely broken off where it enters the back box but there was no excess noise and its a diesel car!
Gavin_d
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Oh yea I'm sure you can see but it's all aluminium.
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Arthur - you've just given me massive inspiration to make a Bender a-la Futurama:
Those eyes are magnificent!
Like this one: http://www.mig-welding.co.uk/forum/threads/bender-wood-burner-heater.33457/
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