Some Past Projects

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I have enjoyed looking at the projects on this site. There are allot of talented  people on this site. I have posted some photos of a Fish chair that I worked on for a year and had 24 hrs to paint it with ppg base coat clear coat.Thats my daughter in the second pic.The 3rd and 4th photo are sink stands that I built for a couple of years. The 5th photo is a ss cooker tank for my ethanol project. The pipe would have cost me a fortune so used a press break to make the halves. Thanks for your ideas. Since I have been on this site I am modifying my wood splitter to also be used as a tubing bender. Its all there. Cylinder,pump,controls,engine,and a strong base. TW9Y GEORGIA Attached ImagesAnnamel TW9Y Georgia
Reply:You do some very nice work! Thanks for posting it (glad to see you found the button).If you don't want to stand behind our Troops, feel free to stand in front of them.
Reply:Damn man you got some talent .Got one of those Canadian Tire Lincoln welders .
Reply:It's really nice stuff.  I don't know how to say anything more.  It's nice!How did you get the short bends to turn out to the right diameter on the tank.  That's a lot of bends to control"Any day above ground is a good day"http://www.farmersamm.com/
Reply:Very nice work, but I just couldn't help but notice that, probably, your finest project is that pretty little daughter of yours.  I'm truly jealous of your talent, and of the fact that you've got a girl.  We tried 3 times and got boys... then, we gave up.
Reply:Thanks alot I layed it out in acad. Was using a 48"x 96 ss plate 1/4". Here is a photo of the finished product. Attached ImagesAnnamel TW9Y Georgia
Reply:Very nice work.
Reply:i b curious how much if any pressure wnt into that tank..
Reply:I have had it up to 20 psi. Not made to hold high pressure.Annamel TW9Y Georgia
Reply:Wow nice work!!!!!!Ya gotta spend money to make money!
Reply:Great fab jobs.
Reply:Amazing chair and sink stands. Does it come naturally to you to do that sort of thing, or has it developed from trial and error? I figure you're gifted as I'm darned if I can ever get to the "art" side of welding.The stainless cooker looks good too."One of the things we have to be thankful for is that we don't get as much government as we pay for." (Charles Kettering)Mitch 180 (NZ)Lincoln SAM-400-220 + ?-400 Fordson Major + 2 x Tractapac Humber 80 + Procut 40 PlasmaMiller Spectrum 375
Reply:Originally Posted by TractapacAmazing chair and sink stands. Does it come naturally to you to do that sort of thing, or has it developed from trial and error? I figure you're gifted as I'm darned if I can ever get to the "art" side of welding.The stainless cooker looks good too.
Reply:I use it to heat up fermentation to 231F. It is not a BBQ cooker in that way. I have alway enjoyed art but have welded from the Mississippi rive in LA to Northern Tn. I try and go where the money is. I made over 250 stands in 2 years for 2 companies and they are scattered all over. Mostly for people with more money than sense.You can buy the steel hammered that way or you hammer it yourself. I hammer it myself when the customer wants to pay for that authentic look. The fish chair was a project that started from an offshore fishing show on tv my daughter and i were watching. Thought it would be neat to pull it off. I have built butterfly benches for 8 years and just got tired of the same thing.Annamel TW9Y Georgia