I am building a cart for my HH-140. It will also hold my oxy/acet tanks, and, once I get it, a tank for the 140. I am using 1/8" X 1" angle and 1" square tubing. I plan to have places to hang grinders and store slag hammer, striker, tips, etc. I have general ideas in my head, but I am kind of designing as I go. I am bad that way. I start with a plan, but I get new ideas as I go and it always ends up different than the original plan.
So far I have the bottom tray almost done.
This is my old cheap import band saw. I got it for free from a guy who was throwing it out. It aint perfect, but I'll run it till it quits. Sure beats a hacksaw!
Here it is with castors mounted. They are bolt on style, but I welded them on. I plug welded them through the bolt holes to the corner plates. I'm not sure why, I guess because I have never plug welded anything before. The back wheels are fixed, and the front ones are swivel.
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05-11-2010, 10:46 PM #1
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Building my welding cart...
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05-15-2010, 04:09 PM #2
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Looks good. Keep us updated with pics.
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05-15-2010, 09:02 PM #3
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Mesh floor is a good idea. Keeps junk from piling up. Might want to add some type of arrangement to hold cables and an extension cord for the welder.
Looks good so far.
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05-16-2010, 09:40 AM #4
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Lookin good the more you look at it and others,as you will get the ideas that work for you





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