bubba682

so true lol

If it were me i would try to work around it but if that becomes a problem i would use 7018 a1 low alloy high tensile strength stick 3 /32 theres heat damage any way sweat it out run quick stringers build it up grind it smooth cover it with some old welding jackets and let it cool.Evan a 50-60% rebound is still pretty good plus it'll look nice those rods are pretty good to use and 80 amps are plenty in the flat.Start your beads oppacite of each other each time you run a pass so the build up is even on the ends.

NICEST ANVIL I EVER SEEN !!!

Closed mine up today time to go back to my real job and money up lol for next season got some new ideas to work on and think about tackling.One thing for shore I want is a hydrolic press got a price on the system and a plan to build the frame,another project is a coal forge anyway we,ll see how the money works out lol.

When you go to brake away with 7018 pause for a milly sec and go back a millimeter your break aways will look better less of a low thumb print and practice practice practice get good at one position then go to the next.Your flat is coming along the vert is a little harder you look a little to hot one heat does not work in every position.Keep practicen and asking ques it'll come.

Wana be i really like the table were can i find a video of the legs technique.

Real nice

I worked at BW's shop in Ont all nuclear work inspectors checked everything lol they also had at the time the largest gun drill in north americas they say it was anchored into the bedrock i think it had 21 heads on it it did a nice job on the inconnel tube sheets.THEY had a 16' dia and 3 ' thick lots of drillin lol

No more traveling for you on the road eh John nice im gettin sick of workin on the road..

And dont forget jamed in and upside down lol...

So who on here does high pressure xray work these are 2 1/4 chrome it took me 2 hours to to tig and stick these 2'' joint out for xray my bro is doin the 6'' for a procedure theres a 400 degree preheat on both sets tig root and hp then switch to 9018.The 2'' is 9/16 thick with a ruffly 30 degree bevel.

I run oxy propane for 20 years all ya need to do is sup your acy tip for a propane tip thats it i cut up to inch and a quarter steel with an old iron worker torch its alot cheaper than acetylene.

Nice work man looks great...

I like the handle work..

Nuthen wrong with them man i got to source some up here in Canada.

Looks good man are they store bought or homade rivits i'm askin cause im havin a hard time makin mine that nice.

15 BUCKS an hour is pretty cheap IP especially in Ont your givin it away man if your half decent go get it if you charge to little which to me 15 bucks is people kinda of wonder why so cheap.

That came out pretty nice..

Lol this took a turn in a differant direction .....

I like them i see anvil written all over them for a laugh i'd get a price on getting the one standing milled square on the tops and edges.

The anvil i own we think was made localy in the coal mine foundry they made every thing there we think early 1900's we gave it the bearing test it was dropped about 16'' it bounced back a little over 15 other than a couple of chipps off the edges you would never think it was never used.Theres no markings on it.Old anvils are hard to find around here so thats why i asked .I was up to Ont last sept we went to auction house or flee market around Oshawa they had 3 old ones there the prices were crazy and they looked ruff she wanted full markup on everything she had.

Works fine up here we tear from the top must be differant were your from lol....

I made a paper towel holder and a candle holder and drank a little shine lol