They look awesome. Good job
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Originally posted by lakedrum03 View Post
also love them and i am really rooting for army of animals. put red led's on them for eyes at Halloween and scare all the little kids.....
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Originally posted by h_2_o View Post
I have to ask are these to resell or do you have an army of small metal animals around your house?
also love them and i am really rooting for army of animals. put red led's on them for eyes at Halloween and scare all the little kids.....
Thanks!
Have thought about making some to sell, but I am so slow doing it that the price would be too high, so I just give them away as gifts.
Yes, I have these things littered everywhere around the house. At last count, 2 crabs, 3 turtles, 3 snails, 1 owl, 1 lizard, 1 frog, 1 deer, 4 elephants (3 of those will find new homes), 1 hummingbird.
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Originally posted by lakedrum03 View Post
Yessir. I used to have a gravel driveway and wanted something that I could wheel outside when I work on larger projects. Its made from 1.25", 0.120 wall, square tubing. Needless to say, its pretty heavy.
I made a cart for my TIG machine and the first go around the wheels were way to narrow. I felt as if the cart may tip over so I ended up moving the wheels out a bit further.-Tim
Making boomers great again!!Boomin'
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Back to working on the bathroom. The tile finally came in so, I got the Kerdi board installed in the shower yesterday. The shower is 38" wide and 95" long. 3 heads (one on each wall and one rain head in the ceiling in the center. Next steps are dressing joints and screws with the Kerdi paper.
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I’m doing the bathroom at my parents place now. Schluter walls and ditra heat on the floors. Careful removal on Sunday, smashing and bashing out old tile on Monday. The original base was formed with 2x6, covered in drywall (yuck) and then lined with black thick poly and light cement to form a slope towards the drain. The new base is preformed “marble” (stone dust and epoxy).
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Not my usual work in the shop today. Casting plug finally gave out on this aluminum exhaust manifold. Forgot to get the before photos, but required grinding out the old materials. Made a new plug out of 1/4” materials and then TIG welded it all back.
Bonus points if you can correctly identify the make and model that this piece belongs to.
Double bonus points and my enduring admiration if you tell me the color of the paint. I can’t seem to find it.
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Originally posted by lakedrum03 View PostNot my usual work in the shop today. Casting plug finally gave out on this aluminum exhaust manifold. Forgot to get the before photos, but required grinding out the old materials. Made a new plug out of 1/4” materials and then TIG welded it all back.
Bonus points if you can correctly identify the make and model that this piece belongs to.
Double bonus points and my enduring admiration if you tell me the color of the paint. I can’t seem to find it.
And it's purple. 😂
Nice work.
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