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Keeps me busyLast edited by c22reactor; 05-03-2011 at 07:13 PM.
Reply:Nice man!! What exactly is it?[Account Abandoned 8/8/16 Please Do Not Attempt Contact Or Expect A Reply]. See you on YouTube! -ChuckE2009
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Reply:Hey LanseFirst pics are a leveling packer harrow for tilling soil.Had fun makin it
Reply:That is one heavy duty roller harrow on your cultivator  !   Nice work !
Reply:That's heavy duty work on that harrow!  Tell us about the stainless looking cabinet thing . . .  You've got some nice work, keep us in the know!-MikeThurston WeldingHuntington, IN
Reply:Originally Posted by skidaddy Tell us about the stainless looking cabinet thing . . .  You've got some nice work, keep us in the know!
Reply:WOW! You are an awesome fabricator. How long did it take you to build the harrow?Did you use dual shield on the bucket teeth and edge? What exactly are you using that for? I have used them for leveling the sides of berms and ditches and such, but they were alot wider. I've also used them for leveling stone with a track loader."Where's Stick man????????" - 7A749"SHHHHHH!! I sent him over to snag that MIC-4 while tbone wasn't looking!" - duaneb55"I have bought a few of Tbone's things unlike Stick-Man who helps himself" - TozziWelding"Stick-man"
Reply:Originally Posted by Stick-manWOW! You are an awesome fabricator. How long did it take you to build the harrow?
Reply:Thanks for the comments. The harrow took all of 3 weeks solo.The stainless lab benches are for a cleanroom.Will load more when i get back home.Cheers
Reply:Thanks for the comments. The harrow took all of 3 weeks solo.The stainless lab benches are for a cleanroom.Will load more when i get back home.Cheers
Reply:Originally Posted by Stick-manWOW! You are an awesome fabricator. How long did it take you to build the harrow?Did you use dual shield on the bucket teeth and edge? What exactly are you using that for? I have used them for leveling the sides of berms and ditches and such, but they were alot wider. I've also used them for leveling stone with a track loader.
Reply:WOW. Great work.We are on our way to being farmers! Our site is always under construction so check back often for updates.  http://www.philosophyfarmstyle.com/
Reply:Harrow?  You guys are all way off base... Can't you recognize Rosie O'Donnell's back hair trimmer when you see it?Miller Dynasty 200DXMillermatic 210 w/ Spoolmate 3035Hypertherm Powermax 380JD Squared Model 32Multiple fabrication tools & equipmentFull Powder Coating Setup
Reply:ha ha There aint goin to be much hair left after it finished.
Reply:Great lookin stuff there.  What is the stainless tank with all the fittings?  Looks like a bio-fermentor ar a still for ethanol.  Either way great stuff,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 RbeckettGreat lookin stuff there.  What is the stainless tank with all the fittings?  Looks like a bio-fermentor ar a still for ethanol.  Either way great stuff,Bob
Reply:OK, I'm HUMBLED..those are some absolutely beautifull welds and looks like everything lined up and fits perfectly.  How much time did it take to polish the weld to blend so good.  Cant even hardly see em and they shine just like the base metal too.  Definately something good to aspire to.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:Beautiful! One question: with the flat blade attachment, how exactly did you make it interchangeable? I can see the hardware on the teeth but can't see how it works.
Reply:Cheers Bobtheres 2 weeks work in the last vessel. Theres alot of grit belts used on that one.All inlets are polished inside and out. No weld left as laid.
Reply:Med stuff pays good too.  I was asked to repair some trays that go in an autoclave at the hospital.  I fixed about 10 of em and charged em an hour for each one.  They were tickled to death and commented that they expected it to be way more than it was.  They keep coming back for all kinds of little projects.  Sometime they exceed my ability or skill level, but dont have any issue taking what I cant handle to a" real" welding shop.  Works out good for them and me since I dont have to have all the bid and purchase order stuff to contend with.  I registered my little side business as a minority owned entity and that helps a lot.  If you happen to think about it and your married forever like me then your wife can be a huge lever when it comes to getting work.  And I got no problem being the employee anyway... I dont do irate customer issues very well at all.  Glad my wife welds and does ornamental iron too, it really makes getting new stuff easy when we "need" it.  Come to think of it, I "need" a bigger tig welder this year, so I will be campaigning for that next time she is in the shop on a saturday with me...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 c22reactorThanks for the comments. The harrow took all of 3 weeks solo.The stainless lab benches are for a cleanroom.Will load more when i get back home.Cheers
Reply:[QUOTE=fronty_78;509151]Beautiful! One question: with the flat blade attachment, how exactly did you make it interchangeable? I can see the hardware on the teeth but can't see how it works.[/QUOTEThere is a pin in each of the tips which can be tapped out and replaced with three seperate tips , Takes all of 2 minutes. It avoids having two different buckets when he usually uses it with individual tips.,