Contour and gusset. Never worry about it again.

I like Hoss and Chief does fit that better. Cute big pup there.

Had a couple coons getting the cat food. Trapped them and let em go. I was going to terminate, but the kids,,,,,,,,,

Finished the platform on the treehouse, time for sides/roof.

Started the tearoff for the room addition. Going to tarp it off for the build. Out of sight from the street, this will keep the neighbors happy. 12x16 including stairs, only sticks up about 5 feet.

Glad they are OK. I hate the smell of airbags, but they do their job.

Time for another Traverse?

I was noticing the same on the site, looks neat. Details are the key, no shotty work.

Have fun, sound like a great time!

I'm a big fan of all thread and the super strength concrete epoxy.  Works well.


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That is what we used on my garage build. Went around every 3ft of the original frame and 3/4 rod into the new sections.

Kinda looking at this with a green laser and good price.

https://www.amazon.com/Lomvum-Self-Leveling-Horizontal-Vertical-Outdoor/dp/B06XXDXWGJ/ref=nav_ya_signin?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1502681084&sr=1-3-spons&keywords=laser+level&psc=1&

What laser lever do you use, is that a rotary? I am thinking of one that doesn't break the bank.

I agree Sean. Some nice corner plates with a few of these and it will never move. Specially with another floor on there and some wind!

I like the SDS bolts with hangers.

Yes, it is nice and great weather most of the time. Just the crazy regs and high prices/taxes driving good people out.

Whats wrong a with a standard 3 point? So much dedicated stuff on something that should be simple.


Decided we are going up to see the eclipse next week. About a 1000 mile round trip and the kids miss a day of school.

But we figure its a once in a lifetime here in the states, so its a go. I have seen partials and the kids keep talking about it, so what the heck.

Going up early sunday (no wife unit) in my moms camry. Maybe find a motel a hour or so away and do the final trip miles in the AM. All online motels close are booked so a little more searching is in order on that side. Otherwise we sleep out, see the bugger and drive home.

Ken, how is that mill n lathe working for you?

Went to bed at 1700, woke up at 2100, back to work at 2330.

I don't miss that at all.

Thanks Tate. The more I read the more I like the Esab Rebel. A lot on youtube and a few other sites. I see the Tweco brand on it sometimes, looks like the parent co.

I have been thinking about a stick machine and wanted a Tig machine for some time. The Rebel does it all (cept alum tig). I also saw it welds 1/4 inch on 120ac very well and adjusts to the user in use.

So with what it would cost to have other machines and upgrade mine, I find it is cheaper to get 1 machine that does it all. The miller seems to hold its value very well also and mine looks new.

This would be a great welder for someone with a farm/ranch needing to do it all in a 40lb machine.

Ah, you are correct. I saw one day but didn't see the little aug 23 on the bottom.

Gives everyone time to plan!!

Ditto's to all!!

 

Is there a number on the cam? I still keep getting parts for mine.

I take it you are getting a GM, right?

Looks like a good system. Does it only adjust manually? Auto leveling would be nice, load and forget.

Would a one way valve work to the bags? Would be nice not to keep the system pressureized, just the bags.

Take him out just as he see's one of his rockets blown up leaving the pad. That picture would be priceless.

I haven't felt or heard any clunks. It just wants to wander in the lane and sometimes I feel a change in resistance as I'm turning the steering wheel.


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You'll hear the clunk when you hit a bump.

On the trans cooler, did some reading. Seems like real world driving only yields 10-20 cooler. Lot of coin for 20*, but it all helps.

I think half the world is mad at PB. They just turn it off one day after years of free use, what a scam.

I saw the contest, would be sweet.

I don't doubt its a great cooler. I just thought it was a little pricey.

I hope it works better than my Banks cooler. 1k, didn't do a thing.

Just found out my 211 will not take a 15ft gun. I was looking to upgrade as I always seem to be right at the end welding gun.

So do I upgrade to the new 211 (or better) or just live with it?

The new 211 is smaller and has a better drive system and will handle the 15ft gun.

Then there is the Esab I hear so much about but not sure if there is a local dealer. Have a welder supply in town and a fastenal. Better dealer is 30 minutes away, but where I go for my gas.