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Heres my welding cart, im almost finished with.
the platform for the welder is 30" high, right now its bolted to a moving dolly for mobility, but that will change when i come across 4 front wheels off shopping carts. The casters on the moving dolly are 4" and rated for 150 lbs each, shopping cart ones are 6" and dont have an unnecessary weight rating. They'll be perfect for wheeling this around.
Im going to add rubberized hooks to hang the cables on, soft padding where the bottle will go so it wont make rattling noises when i roll the cart around. Oh, and handles, for rolling the cart around.
the platform for the welder is 30" high, right now its bolted to a moving dolly for mobility, but that will change when i come across 4 front wheels off shopping carts. The casters on the moving dolly are 4" and rated for 150 lbs each, shopping cart ones are 6" and dont have an unnecessary weight rating. They'll be perfect for wheeling this around.
Im going to add rubberized hooks to hang the cables on, soft padding where the bottle will go so it wont make rattling noises when i roll the cart around. Oh, and handles, for rolling the cart around.
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i was thinking about that too. thats why its 14" wide instead of 10" and ive been thinking of putting some ballast on teh bottom just in case. Also, it lives up against a wall, except when im using it. and it outweighs austin by 30-40 lbs
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So it will definately crush him when it tips over? I wouldn't make it any taller then it is wide (Choad).
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I have a 1 car garage with 3 bikes in it. Everything needs to have the smallest footprint possible.
Im surprised shes got a pic like that on her FB lol. 
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hey I have a question for you guys.....anyone ever use the porcelain part of a spark plug to break a car window.....is it really as simple as youtube makes it look??
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I have a question for you guys.....has anyone ever used the prcelain part of a spark plug to break a car wondow.....is it really as simple as youtube makes it look??
Why is this site so ******* slow today??
Why is this site so ******* slow today??
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They think they are on par with their friends but aren't. Seems like that girl thinks that way from the few pics.
It dosn't have to be 4' tall though. You aren't going to be constantly ******* with the controls once you know what you are doing.
It dosn't have to be 4' tall though. You aren't going to be constantly ******* with the controls once you know what you are doing.
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depends on the window. 10 + year old tempered glass will shatter real easy. Newer glass requires a lot more force. Non tempered glass will require less force, but wont shatter.
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