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A few years back I bought some parts from a guy on craigslist, and when I went to pick them up, I saw the guy had two of those COES in his back yard. Very interesting looking tucks, and no they were not for sale. Welcome to the site.

7018 is low hydrogen rod. Which makes it draw moisture quicker than any other rod, that is what causes it to look dirty. Also makes it burn poorly. When I was a young man, I stored welding rod in an old non working refrigerator, with the light bulb inside on all the time. That was my rod...

I like Forney 7018 over Lincoln 7018, but I have never run Hobart. I understand it used to be made in Troy Ohio, but is now made mostly overseas, but who knows nowdays?

It looks like you have settings for AC or DC, and you can reverse polarity, so that lets you use about any rod. So here are the basics, also note that newer rod is more diverse than the old stuff. 6013, "Farmers rod", welds easy, on about anything, even a little rust wont hurt it. lots of...

First game I watched all year. Mainly hanging out with good friends, and making fun of Taylor Swift. Back to the shop.

We like cool and different. Welcome.

This should be an upgrade, for sure.

I have twisted a few drivelines, the first was a monster jeep, doing wheelies on junk cars. All have been on 4x4s doing crazy stuff.

I have made a few. Finding photos of them all is difficult.

Good Job. Welcome.

Shows used to be a date that I had to finish a car by, and that worked well. It was great to get feedback from the crowd when the car was done. But I get it, and don't attend shows nearly as much as in the past.

Yep, that is pretty sweet.

sweet table, at an even sweeter price.

I don't remember them looking that good. If they ever had paint, most of it was beat off of them by people throwing them out after the show.

The Bonehead truck.

I am getting too old to work off the floor. It is a lot further back up than it used to be.

My main table is 4.5 feet by 6 feet, made from 1.5 thick steel, and weighs in at 1800 pounds. The vice sets slightly below table height. The legs are adjustable to zero in on level. There is a rack of grinders, storage for clamps, and a pocket underneath, for framing squares. I have several...

He finished it a while back, and drives it quite a bit. Great little grocery getter

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