Yep! I agree. All were very fine and it would be difficult to choose between any of the top ten. There were some very fine projects submitted that exhibited not only fine welding skills but demonstrate outstanding design and engineering skills that in my estimation should have been in the top three..Originally Posted by motorhead
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08-14-2006, 09:28 AM #11
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09-18-2006, 07:46 PM #12
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English Wheel Plans
The frame has never been a problem. It is the wheels that were giving me fits. All the ones from catalog were too big for what I wanted to do. Thank you so much for this alternative. This will work great on aluminum fairings for my homebuilt project. The welding looks like a snap to do and the parts numbers are so helpful.
Originally Posted by jarto017
I was also a little disappointed in the projects challenge. I was under the impression they were looking for some "new" welding ideas, not plans that have been floating around the net for awhile now. I have most of those plans already bookmarked in my favorites!I didn't think we could just take someone else's ideas and call them our own. I'm also a little bitter because I too came up with an air tool rack idea. Except mine doesn't take 20 dollars in brass couplers to build, its all scrap bed frame, its original, you can oil your tools while being stored and its portable, plus its my own design
english wheel - http://www.roddingroundtable.com/tec.../12ewheel.html
backhoe - http://www.metalwebnews.com/howto/backhoe/backhoe.html
bending brake -http://www.vintageprojects.com/machine-shop/press-brake-plans.html
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