Welding cart sorta

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This is what I use for now made outa scrap and my old wood cart.I have a welding table out back so time to get it out of the garage for winter.I got tired of running back to the garage for everything.Rube Goldberg would be proud. Attached Imagespro-level dumpster diver                                     Hobart 125EZ
Reply:Pretty cool.In that first pic, I saw a steering wheel and a seat and thought maybe it was your "work truck" Murphy's Law:  If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid.
Reply:Originally Posted by Tim MPretty cool.In that first pic, I saw a steering wheel and a seat and thought maybe it was your "work truck" Murphy's Law:  If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid.
Reply:As a newbie who mostly lurks here, I must say I am very impressed with the innovation you all have in making your projects.A lot of you have given me some great ideas to play with.  The only draw back is there seems to be a few folks on here that are extremely rude and "bashing" of anyone's work or project.  This really takes away from what I thought was the intent of this board and I think it scares some folks away from posting Pict's of their projects.Just an observation and my .02 cents.PS:  This is not directed at Hideandseek's comment above.  Just a general statement.Last edited by Tim M; 05-05-2008 at 09:42 PM.Reason: Added PS for clarification.
Reply:Dutily noted Tim M..I know what you mean.....zap!I am not completely insane..Some parts are missing Professional Driver on a closed course....Do not attempt.Just because I'm a  dumbass don't mean that you can be too.So DON'T try any of this **** l do at home.
Reply:Simple and it works, so thats a good thing in my book. I see some that are way over engineered or so pretty that you know it doesnt get used and thats a waste. Good Job!!
Reply:Excellent comment Tim M! We attempt and try to weed out those "characters". Post away and put up your pictures, you have our support.John -  fabricator extraordinaire, car nut!-  bleeding Miller blue! http://www.weldfabzone.com
Reply:tim mi have found a great freedom in welding-if you need or want something, and think about how to build it for a while, you can stick it together. if you dont like it you can cut it apart and stick it tgether different. The posting will allow you to get a lot of help , most of it very valuable..as i've told others here,"non illegitimatum carborundum" "dont let the bastards wear you down" ..
Reply:I know I like the big wheels... so does the thieves... be careful where you put yur stuffUnit in my fab shop dept:my good hand and team that trust me...A lone welder make art... a village full of welder make Miracles...
Reply:I'll take functional over fashionable any day, and I hate making 14 trips back and forth wagging 50+ lb pieces of equipment.The difference between art and craft is the quality of the workmanship. I am an artist.
Reply:Looks like it gets the job done for you and that's what counts !I like it....Keep up the good work -Graham-Mechanical EngineerAutosport Mechanic/Fabricator
Reply:Nice......I like how everything on there and has it's place. Very much unlike my area!! DanMy instructor said someone will catch on fire during class...He wasn't joking!!
Reply:Originally Posted by Tim MPretty cool.In that first pic, I saw a steering wheel and a seat and thought maybe it was your "work truck" Murphy's Law:  If it's stupid but works, it's not stupid.
Reply:Ha, I forgot that was out there.It's a 1958 wheel horse.pro-level dumpster diver                                     Hobart 125EZ
Reply:Originally Posted by stevinatorHa, I forgot that was out there. It's a 1958 wheel horse.