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Duh, Let's not forget Manly stick welding now....

I now have plenty of both steel and aluminum rod, so bring on the TIG. I'm just learning aluminum and trying to source some 1/8 plate for bead practice. Wow, and I thought I sucked at TIGing steel :oops: I have the .060 diamond plate that is proving to be less than ideal to learn on, it's very...

Hmm.. what about my truck ?

will 3/4" rebar heavy enough :)

So this followed me home today: 1985 Idealarc 250 AC/DC Like new inside and out

Not true any more. Chipscale LED's allow manufacturers to put the LED in the same physical location as the filament of a halogen bulb. My LEDs replace the stock H13 bulbs in my non-projector housing and the cut-off for the low beams is the same as the stock bulbs, but I get twice the light...

I put these in my truck recently and I'm very happy with them. The pattern is just like stock, but with twice the light. Its been a couple months and have yet to have anyone flash me, so the low-beam cutoff must be pretty good...

I'm interested either way.

6xxx series is most common and what my filler is good for (4043). I have a truck bed tool box (diamond plate) we can cut up if we have to but new flat stock would be better.

20 lbs of Aluminum filler rod is on it's way

Blind leading the blind, but I'm up for it. I have 20# of filler rod on its way as I type. update: now 40#, I added 20# of aluminum filler.

Just say when. I've haven't tried aluminum though, yet.

wish I had a picture of yours with the grinding sparks all in it. Looked like an upside down Christmas tree hanging from your chin

bump, I'm home over the holidays and the heater works well

I thought about using my broken clavicle but it's back in service now :)

I recently got mine up to 3/4" long, and still couldn't stand it.

I need to up my game with my welding and get into making aluminum bike racks

I've tried and just can get past the itch of a new beard. So now who does the buzz and who puts a blade (or 6) to their neck? Extra points for straight razor. Major expo points for shaving with your sheath knife :)

I can't believe nobody has mentioned getting a brake controller :D

From my experience towing about 8200lbs travel trailer with my F150. Tires: you should be fine if they are sufficient for the max GVW of the SUV, but max out the pressure. Brake Controller: In my book; Absolute must have. That is a fairly low profile load so the wind resistance won't be all...