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It's called Quieter2 from a company called Mele https://www.mele.cn/PCHD28/124-en.html

Hardware stores carry thin rod in various lengths.

Well, I got out my blow torch and pry bar, cracked open my wallet and bought a new mini pc. Seems to be working fine. I'm now able to access all the websites again without that annoying warning. I can also access a lot of websites that connected but were just refusing to function. I learned...

Just did that. I hope they can fix this.

I am. That's good to know. After posting I ran into the same problem on a few other websites. I thought it must be me. Turns out it is me and the digital service

I keep getting this message: The owner of weldingsite.com has configured their website improperly. To protect your information from being stolen, Firefox has not connected to this website. This site uses HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS) to specify that Firefox only connect to it securely...

Interesting. I didn't even know that Snap-on had a welder. Let us know how it works out.

I use the HTP Striker Supreme XL Carbon Fiber Auto Darkening Welding Helmet It has a very wide adjustment range, all the desirable features and a fair price. That being said, there are new helmets being introduced all the time. I'm afraid there's no substitute for just hard shopping.

Okay, here is an update. My previous thought about the ignore option did not work after all. I found the conversation access button - it's the envelope icon in the top header bar. Clicked on that and got into the conversation list. No "Leave" button there, so I clicked on the date-link on...

I clicked on the spammer's user name and flagged to "ignore" I don't see any conversations listed anymore. I can't remember how to get back in there to see. I looked for a link but maybe it only appears when a conversation still exists. (IDK)

Thanks! Haven't had any problems, but maybe some foam edging is worth adding. Thought about a handle to hold onto, but couldn't come up with a good solution. Maybe something that raises up from the inside of the tailgate. Another future project. :)

Yep, hard to believe. :) ........so, where's the delete button ?

I'm getting spam in the conversation notices. How can I delete the conversation spam?

I had an old bent pry bar that wasn't getting much use. So i scrounged some materials out of my scrap bucket and found enough to make a crude timber jack with a cant hook. The metal thickness was 1/8 in so I used some 5/64 7014 with my DC inverter welder. I found that the length of the...

what's the amperage rating on the breaker and what are the amperage requirements on the machine ? How long is the electrical cord in use ?

there it is...

More likely, a chunk of metal would have splintered off first. I was just glad I caught it before the breakage because it can cause injury when a chunk flies off under pressure.

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Decided it was time to clean up some mushrooms on the ends of a couple of prybars. I was going to simply grind them down but then I thought why not use my portable bandsaw and take advantage of the stand I made and just cut them off...

Unit on stool Collapsed with step up Extended for tailgate clearance Welded with DC stick welder using 5/64ths 7014

Yes it is according to the internet https://laser-more.com/en/leistungen/wig-mig-mag-schweissen.html

I would just go look for a used 18" auger. Trying to convert that old one is going to be "iffy" at best. By increasing the diameter of the blades, you will likely need to increase the diameter of the shaft to handle the increased torque forces.

They work fine. May be the best choice in some situations. Available on Amazon

Thanks for the kind words. Bring us some pictures of the one you made. We love pictures.

I hope you got paid well for that job.

Depends on the voltage of the two units. For example: --if the MIG is using 20V @ 180A =3600 W --if the stick uses 20V @ 160A = 3200W Close, but stick has less welding power in this example. You'll need to compare the actual voltages for the specific units. Since you're using 20A@240V you...

No problem, copy away. Let me know if I can answer any questions. There is 1 correction. That flatbar for the vertical legs is thicker than 1/8" Actually is 1/4".

I bought all my stuff from HF when I started out and it was fine to learn with. As you build your interest you can acquire better as it becomes necessary. I use magnets all the time. Helps me get things square and plumb. I second the use of vise-grip clamps, very useful. I got the HF...

You've probably already considered all this, but you need to be careful about calling yourself a business but not really being a business. Home/property insurance can get very complicated. Liability of "customers" coming onto the property is a concern. Advertising for work can get you into...

Did this a while back but thought I would share. I'd been wanting a portable bandsaw stand for a while and looked at many examples by others. I was inspired by the stands which worked both in the vertical and horizontal positions. This is my version for those features. No modifications to the...