Build a 12" Bucket.

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Built a little bucket Here are the first set of picture. Will add more The bucket is made of 1/4" plate The sides are 3/8" and the front is 1/2"  "These picture where taking at a friends shop not mine." The bucket is for him. I'm telling you this because I don't leave oil on the floor like you see in the pictures. lol                                                           Vernon Attached ImagesLast edited by 1969 Vernon; 08-26-2010 at 12:23 PM.
Reply:Here is more picture and more to come One of the teeth was on back order. These picture are at my house in front of the Shop                                                                 Vernon Attached ImagesLast edited by 1969 Vernon; 08-26-2010 at 12:25 PM.
Reply:Here are some more pictures Thank You                                                       Vernon Attached Images
Reply:Nice work.  How did you bend/roll it.
Reply:Originally Posted by GabZipNice work.  How did you bend/roll it.
Reply:Looks real good.  Where'd you get the teeth from/how much did they cost?  I've been wanting to make a tooth bar for the loader on my Kubota for a while now, sounds like a fun project.  got any pictures of the whole machine?Millermatic 135Syncrowave 250
Reply:An impressive piece of work.  Thanks for posting.
Reply:Originally Posted by mot krigLooks real good.  Where'd you get the teeth from/how much did they cost?  I've been wanting to make a tooth bar for the loader on my Kubota for a while now, sounds like a fun project.  got any pictures of the whole machine?
Reply:Originally Posted by DrivadeslAn impressive piece of work.  Thanks for posting.
Reply:Nice bucket, good design and welding. One comment if I may. Usually the outside teeth are splayed out a bit so they take some of the wear off the sides when cutting thru material, put a spot of wel on the nuts as well, they'll loosen up....Mike
Reply:That is a good lookin job all the way around.  Did you plasma cut the knuckle attatchment ears?  BobI'm spending my Kids inheritance, I dont like him that much anyway!!!!!!Enuff tools to do the job, enough sense to use em.Anybody got a spare set of kidneys?  Trade?
Reply:Originally Posted by mot krigLooks real good.  Where'd you get the teeth from/how much did they cost?  I've been wanting to make a tooth bar for the loader on my Kubota for a while now, sounds like a fun project.  got any pictures of the whole machine?
Reply:Originally Posted by mrmikeyNice bucket, good design and welding. One comment if I may. Usually the outside teeth are splayed out a bit so they take some of the wear off the sides when cutting thru material, put a spot of wel on the nuts as well, they'll loosen up....Mike
Reply:Originally Posted by RbeckettThat is a good lookin job all the way around.  Did you plasma cut the knuckle attatchment ears?  Bob