andy ebbers

Hey toolgypsy, if you find out any good info on a design for a down-draft welding table, I would love it if you would share--I have a nice table already built, my table was intended for welding/cutting/grinding---all of which would benefit the operator with a decent downdraft system.I have a couple pretty good designs for the cutting part of the table that I would be glad to pass along, although there are many other sharper knives in this collective drawer!!! Thanks, Andy

if you are able to master decent welds with the o/a torch and a filler rod, then you are well on the way to mastering any other method of welding! and, you will have a better appreciation for TIG welding technology. there is a reason why many welding courses start with gas welding! Andy

I don't think I am talented enough to even comment properly on your breathtaking work! First class for sure, and certainly world class. Thanks for sharing Andy

Awesome!!!You are a true artist!!! I am a pretty good, experienced welder, with access to lots of good "junk" metal, but it takes pure talent to do what you do with the tools and the metal So, I reckon my feedback is on the positive end of the spectrum! Thank you, Andy

hey Makoz, nice little knives, very handy looking, and also good looking. thanks,

Yep, I cannot get the links to open either. THANKS you guys, sounds like it will be some great information once I figure out how to access the sites. I am NOT a good pc operator, please bear with me. Andy

I live near the little city of Elroy, Wisconsin, a little north of the Dells, about an hour away from Watertown. nice to "meet" ya, thanks, Andy

Hello everyone, Andy from Wisconsin checking in! I am about as new as a newbie can be!! Looking forward to being a part of this forum, although I don't have a whole lot to offer--who knows, maybe I will be able to share some good information at some point. familiar with welding and light fabrication. Thanks in advance for all of the good knowledge to come my way!!!