Lets see your pics of some small projects

[Gsd34me]

Please show your pics of some small projects for us board members to get some good ideas. Thanks all!

[Broccoli1]

Please show your pics of some small projects for us board members to get some good ideas. Thanks all!

You first

[Jim-TX]

Here's a fireplace cover I made. These are gas logs and the cover is to keep the cats out of the fire place. It has some ears at the top that prevent it from falling out forward. It's finished with "Antique Copper Vein" powdercoat.

[JimYoung]

What type of projects are you after.... yard stuff... automotive... ?
My webpage has a bunch, but not sure thats what your after..
Jim

[EdZep]

This is the only one I've got handy. Of course, the idea came from someone else on this forum.

[rubadub]

Heres one for you guys, its to do with ventilation in your shop or garage to get welding fumes out.

I use it it for welding fumes, plus my home made paint booth.

Anyway the vents are insulated, because i live in Wi. But I also use an air conditioner once in a while in the summer.

This is on the first five pages of this,http://www.1969supersport.com/paintroom.html the pictures are scattered around a little, but you can see the insulated vents. Anyway, for whats it worth.

Rob

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[curly]

This is the only one I've got handy. Of course, the idea came from someone else on this forum.

Anybody wanna tell me how to get the threaded hole in this. Some kinda tap thing I believe but I've never done that so don't know. Anyplace to get one resonably priced, like harbor freight or NT? What are they called?

That actually may just be a nut welded onto the thing...but I'd still like to know (tap and die or something)

[mitchell beri]

Here's a fireplace cover I made. These are gas logs and the cover is to keep the cats out of the fire place. It has some ears at the top that prevent it from falling out forward. It's finished with "Antique Copper Vein" powdercoat.

VERY nice!

[beaudoin66]

Here is a headache rack and a tidytank with drybox, for my buddies chev.

[holsters]

Here are a few of mine.

I'm just a hobby weldor. Mostly self taught. I only have a torch and a little Thunderbolt so the thin stuff is all gas welded. Gas is slow, but I enjoy it. Maybe someday I'll get a mig, but can't justify the expence for now.

The work bench tops came from an old modular office cubicle set up that was taken out of our billing office at work. They were free and so cool I took them home and made 4 rolling work benches. I'm still trying to talk my buddy out of the other 4 tops that he got.

The wheel base on the burnishing station has the brake rotor welded into it. They are both cast-offs from one of our ambulances. The rotor makes the base very heavy and stable.

1) Torch cart (gas)
2) Weld table. Plans adapted from welding book. (stick)
3) Leather burnishing station. (I make custom holsters and gun belts.) (stick)
4) Steel and pipe storage (gas)
5) Work bench (stick)