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Miller 210 cart
Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made
for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php |
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On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 03:53:46 GMT, chunk wrote:
Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php Pittman arm steering, no less. Cool! |
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nice looking projects! cart, roller, kiln, press. all.
when i saw your kiln i thought "that's the american way!" very cool. practically free! that hot brick astounded me. b.w. "chunk" wrote in message k.net... Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php |
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William Wixon wrote:
nice looking projects! cart, roller, kiln, press. all. when i saw your kiln i thought "that's the american way!" very cool. practically free! that hot brick astounded me. b.w. "chunk" wrote in message k.net... Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php I was astounded myself! Gotta weld up a potters wheel so I can do some serious firing when it warms up this summer. |
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On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 03:53:46 GMT, the inscrutable chunk
spake: Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php A little Johnson's wax on 0000 steel wool will clean up that argon tank nicely, chunk. I've owned 2 of the Big Wheel carts from HF over the years: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=32826 and I now own one of these (RiteAid, similar but with mesh sides): http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=38137 Buying's easier than building, but not as much fun, huh? P.S: Did you ever paint that "maunal" press? ================================================== ======== Save the ||| http://diversify.com Endangered SKEETS! ||| Web Application Programming ================================================== ======== |
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Larry Jaques wrote:
On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 03:53:46 GMT, the inscrutable chunk spake: Here's a link to some pics of an "off road" cart that I made for my Miller 210. I made it last year but finally took some pics of it tonight. http://www.freakyacres.com/?p=210cart.php A little Johnson's wax on 0000 steel wool will clean up that argon tank nicely, chunk. I've owned 2 of the Big Wheel carts from HF over the years: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=32826 and I now own one of these (RiteAid, similar but with mesh sides): http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=38137 Buying's easier than building, but not as much fun, huh? Much cheaper (if you don't count my time it cost $20) and better IMO since it is lower to the ground. Plus the cheaper of your examples two can tip easy when you turn. Can't stomach seeing my 210 dump over!!! P.S: Did you ever paint that "maunal" press? haha! Never noticed that error! It's fixed now! ....but no, no paint till it gets warm outside! |
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On Sat, 05 Mar 2005 03:58:05 GMT, the inscrutable chunk
spake: Larry Jaques wrote: Buying's easier than building, but not as much fun, huh? Much cheaper (if you don't count my time it cost $20) and better IMO since it is lower to the ground. Plus the cheaper of your examples two can tip easy when you turn. Can't stomach seeing my 210 dump over!!! True, you don't want to do that. All of my experience in mig welding was on a Millermatic, back in the late 80s/early 90s while wrenching at a body shop. Nice machines, but I don't recall the actual model #. P.S: Did you ever paint that "maunal" press? haha! Never noticed that error! It's fixed now! You're welcome. --Q.A. Jake. ...but no, no paint till it gets warm outside! Hey, point the propane jet motor at it for a minute and spray. Piece o' cake, duck soup! ================================================== ======== Save the ||| http://diversify.com Endangered SKEETS! ||| Web Application Programming ================================================== ======== |
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Hi,
I am having a REAL HARD TIME seeing your pictures. The web page never completely shows up. Any idea why? TMT |
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Too_Many_Tools wrote:
Hi, I am having a REAL HARD TIME seeing your pictures. The web page never completely shows up. Any idea why? TMT I don't know why. It's a pretty simple page. The pics may be a bit large for dialup but they should load. What browser/os are you using? |
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Internet Exploer 6.0
It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. From what little I can see, your work looks good. TMT |
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In article .com,
Too_Many_Tools wrote: Internet Exploer 6.0 It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. Interesting. I have no problems with Mozilla on a Sun workstation. Could it be that someone has finally made a way to break IE instead of using IE's broken syntax to break other browsers? Or could it be an over-zealous firewall shooting you down? Good luck, DoN. -- Email: | Voice (all times): (703) 938-4564 (too) near Washington D.C. | http://www.d-and-d.com/dnichols/DoN.html --- Black Holes are where God is dividing by zero --- |
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DoN. Nichols wrote:
In article .com, Too_Many_Tools wrote: Internet Exploer 6.0 It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. Interesting. I have no problems with Mozilla on a Sun workstation. Could it be that someone has finally made a way to break IE instead of using IE's broken syntax to break other browsers? Or could it be an over-zealous firewall shooting you down? Good luck, DoN. Don, You're using Sun products..... Know anyone who would be interested in a SunBlade 100 desktop computer with a PCIpro card (pci card with a 700 mhz pentuim).... Basicly 2 computers in 1 (unix motherboard OS & Win on PCI card) Used for 1 week and then put in storage after a move. Jack |
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Internet Exploer 6.0
It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. From what little I can see, your work looks good. TMT |
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Too_Many_Tools wrote:
Internet Exploer 6.0 It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. From what little I can see, your work looks good. TMT Just for kicks download Firefox and try it. It's a small download and you may end up liking it better anyway. http://www.mozilla.org/ |
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I have no problem with Internet Exploder 6.0 running on
XP Pro here. You may have a security setting in IE set that is blocking the loading. mikey "Too_Many_Tools" wrote in message oups.com... Internet Exploer 6.0 It loads the page but none of the pictures complete loading. I have tried reloading the page at least a dozen times. From what little I can see, your work looks good. TMT |
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