my little welding cart

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this is a cart i just finshed it only took 4 days lol it has a hobart 140 and 230 ironman mig and powermax 45 plasma..25 ft airhose reel 30 ft 110 volt cord reel..2 bottles argon and mix gas and 4 way valve to select which gas i want Attached Images
Reply:Hi,WOW!!!!!!!!!!Jeff
Reply:That is a very well thought out cart.   Awesome.
Reply:Holy crap!!!! That thing is a beast... What NHRA class is that that rated for...? I like it.
Reply:Super ! I like the diamond plate.    I feel the same way, 4 days . I did 2 hour projects that took 4 days. It's just the way it goes.
Reply:Solid piece of a cart Like the use of the drawer slides!
Reply:I know this is an older thread, but could you explain how the air plenum/watertrap you made out of the piece of galvanized pipe to feed the Hypertherm is designed to work? I have been trying to figure out something similar for my Hypertherm.
Reply:now that is making the most of your space. I love it. looks clean and professional good job
Reply:I really like the web accent. You got one sharp engineered cart there, I'm sure many will follow your design.
Reply:new entry for Webster Dictionary under "Welding Porn"...awesome!What is this 4 way valve you speak of...? Got an up cliose shot of that?
Reply:Very slickDave ReberWadsworth Ohio
Reply:Fantastic card design. the drawerslide on the 115v Mig is clever as is the onboard breaker panelThermal Arc Fabricator 2101970 Lincoln RedfaceMiller 150 STLStill need a Syncrowave and a plasma and a milling machine and a lathe and a bigger shop and a....
Reply:Welcome, Awesome job like your idea!!
Reply:awesome set upLincoln Power Arc 4000 Thermal Arc Fabricator 252 iThermal arc 186Thermal Arc 26 tigTweeko 200 amp spool gunHobart AirForce 400WP-17V-12R
Reply:I was looking at the first picture..."neat..."  and then I saw the slide out.  Great idea!  One thing you might consider is to make the rear bar supporting the bottles removable to make changing the bottles easier.  Although you probably don't need to worry about that until you decide to make the switch to full sized bottles.  Last edited by mb_welder; 09-19-2012 at 05:04 AM.
Reply:Wow, really nice cart. Obviosly you knew all your requirements in advance  and your fab skills must be top notch for this to be a two day build.  Did you hand draw your plans or use a cad program, if cad, what prog did you use? Really nice work.......