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The new shop. Progress.
- Thread starter ktmoutfront
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Out of the rain.
Jimmy looks like it’s leaning and sad.
Considering how nice a pampered the Jimmy has been treated .......
I have never been hard on my Jimmy.
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Does the search engine work for "Flying Jimmy picture" ?? Asking for a friend
Jimmy is just pondering his life choices and giving his person the “please play with me” eyes.
David
I checked it. The tires being turned makes look like it is leaning. I drove it round the block.
You know it's a slow day in the shop when.......
You spend 20 minutes with a hammer and body dolly, fixing the edge of your drain pans.
Had 2 that needed cleaned. So I fixed them and pulled the other 3 out and fixed them.
You spend 20 minutes with a hammer and body dolly, fixing the edge of your drain pans.
Had 2 that needed cleaned. So I fixed them and pulled the other 3 out and fixed them.
Slow days are underrated. Piddlefits help me reset and forget about all the big stuff I'm not getting done
You are correct. If I can click off some small stuff, it feels like I accomplished something.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.
You are correct. If I can click off some small stuff, it feels like I accomplished something.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.
Lol that's a shitty hammer!
bp71k5
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Needed more triangulation.You are correct. If I can click off some small stuff, it feels like I accomplished something.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.View attachment 463320View attachment 463321
Cool idea!You are correct. If I can click off some small stuff, it feels like I accomplished something.
Now for a fail. Needed to add handles to the fireplace doors. Bought Harbor Freight chipping hammers to cut down and weld on.
Drilled a hole. Tapered the back of the hole and the pointed end of the hammer. Cut a small amount off of the hammer. Cleaned everything. Welded on the back side. Put everything away. Picked up one door by the handle and it broke off.
Looking at it, the hammer broke off in the hole. The hammer had a taper on it. The broken piece is still in the bottom of the hole. Stupid chinesium crap.
Used to describe HF as the place you get things like hammers from because it's hard to mess them up too badly... Guess you can mess them up too..
The new welding table is going together.
I have had it since Wednesday. Finally unwrapped it.
Some assembly required.
I need ideas on a way to level it when placed. It will be moved when not in use. I am thinking a plate on the bottom of the leg with a 3/4 inch bolt with the head on the floor. Will that be enough?
Then I want to make roller plates for each leg to set it on when I need to move it.
Don't mind the cluttered shop. I have 4 things going right now. Can not finish anything.
I have had it since Wednesday. Finally unwrapped it.
Some assembly required.
I need ideas on a way to level it when placed. It will be moved when not in use. I am thinking a plate on the bottom of the leg with a 3/4 inch bolt with the head on the floor. Will that be enough?
Then I want to make roller plates for each leg to set it on when I need to move it.
Don't mind the cluttered shop. I have 4 things going right now. Can not finish anything.
I think @AgDieseler found some trick adjustable casters for his table. Not sure how pricey they are though
How much weight, including the table, does it need to support, worst case on one leg? I can do a quick check.
I will look forward to his input.
Table weighs 400 pounds. A doubt I would put anything heavier than 200 pounds on it.
