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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Originally Posted by
Lis2323
Just a photo to show how nicely the table top cleans up when sprayed occasionally with WD40 and an oily rag.
Also spatter free.
This is my new favorite toy for working with bulk rust sprays. Quick snort from the air compressor and it's good to go. No more aerosol cans with "green" propellant losing their oomph. It's currently loaded up with my home brewed ATF/acetone mixture (which stinks), but I might pick up a can of WD-40 or something similar for it. My only complaint is that you can't adjust the spray pattern with it.
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Originally Posted by
whtbaron
This is my new favorite toy for working with bulk rust sprays. Quick snort from the air compressor and it's good to go. No more aerosol cans with "green" propellant losing their oomph. It's currently loaded up with my home brewed ATF/acetone mixture (which stinks), but I might pick up a can of WD-40 or something similar for it. My only complaint is that you can't adjust the spray pattern with it.
I've seen those at Princess Auto on sale and a buddy has a couple and really likes them.
I'm cheap and just pour the bulk WD40 into a trigger bottle. But then I don't have to do any BIG rust sprays like you do.
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
lol... I've had a few of those squirt bottles around and they kept losing prime when I was using them. I like this one because it's one quick squirt. It was also a Princess Auto sale item.
250 amp Miller DialArc AC/DC Stick
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Originally Posted by
psacustomcreations
One more than you currently have.
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Decided to count mine, dug em out:
2x9"
4x5"
1x4-1/2"
1x4"
1x5" m18 Milwaukee.
=9.
Damn. Didn't think I had that many. Kinda sneak up on you.
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Originally Posted by
whtbaron
lol... I've had a few of those squirt bottles around and they kept losing prime when I was using them. I like this one because it's one quick squirt. It was also a Princess Auto sale item.
I should grab one next time they’re on sale…
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Never seen one like that. I thought you built a powered rotater and sold it?
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Hmmm. No. Maybe you’re thinking of my rotating welding table with the horizontal travel?
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Random fixture table setups. Life is so much easier….
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250 amp Miller DialArc AC/DC Stick
F-225 amp Forney AC Stick
230 amp Sears AC Stick
Lincoln 180C MIG
Vevor MIG 200A
Victor Medalist 350 O/A
Vevor Cut 50 Plasma
Les
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Re: Welding Fixture Table
Originally Posted by
whtbaron
No more home made ones?
Now that I don’t have tractors I can afford to buy store bought clamps
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