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    Default Dec3 Contest Project-Welding cart for рр256

    рр256 and рс 300 at me while is not present, I work in the sizes which to me has given CGCINC ( thanks Mike)
    ALL SIZES ARE GIVEN IN MILLIMETRES!!!!!
    Materials used: a square tube 15x15,10x20,20x20mm,metal sheet thickness of 1.5 mm,stainless steel rod of diameter 6 mm.
    Tomorrow I will lay out the first photos.
    The preliminary sketch

    ALL SIZES ARE GIVEN IN MILLIMETRES!!!!!
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    Looks like a real nice stand your going to build!
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    Looks good I need to put a little more time into the graph paper before I start cutting. One thing I found is, I wish I would have given myself a little extra room for the shielding gas bottle in case I want to go to a larger bottle, also when I moved to K.C. the place i get my gas primarily stocks a slightly different size bottle than I was getting in CA. I used plumbers tape instead of chain the first time and cut it to exactly the right length for my first bottle so it would look nice and neat. now of course it's a bit short. leave yours long and adjustable to save yourself the double work. You might even want enough room for a second bottle, Jakearu loves his helium for tigging aluminum.
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    I would recommend setting the rear wheels back farther, preferably behind the gas bottle, but at least past the center of gravity of the bottle. And not rely on the weight of the welder to counter the weight of the gas bottle.

    Don’t want it popping wheelies.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ray View Post
    I would recommend setting the rear wheels back farther, preferably behind the gas bottle, but at least past the center of gravity of the bottle. And not rely on the weight of the welder to counter the weight of the gas bottle.

    Don’t want it popping wheelies.
    Ray thanks for council, at designing I considered weight of a bottle and by calculations enough half of weight of the PP256.
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    Today I have constructed a cart frame.


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    You need to draw a trailer behind it, for all the other stuff!
    When will you get your welder?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jake98 View Post
    You need to draw a trailer behind it, for all the other stuff!
    When will you get your welder?
    Unfortunately mine velder to China.China celebrates new year till February.
    It was so close to me (on the Finnish customs)
    Oleg has told not to worry-And I don't worry
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    Quote Originally Posted by donor76 View Post
    China celebrates new year till February.
    I used to do that too... ;-)
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    looks sweet, what are you using to bend the tubing?
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    Quote Originally Posted by scootarida1 View Post
    looks sweet, what are you using to bend the tubing?
    All is very simple !
    Pipes bent by hand,fork on the conductor.
    If you it interests, tomorrow I will photo this process.
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    Quote Originally Posted by donor76 View Post
    All is very simple !
    Pipes bent by hand,fork on the conductor.
    If you it interests, tomorrow I will photo this process.
    Просвещать нас пожалуйста.
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    Quote Originally Posted by zoama585 View Post
    Просвещать нас пожалуйста.
    With the great pleasure, all I will make in the best possible way (Google steers )
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    As promised
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    Ты сделал удивительную работу на рисунки в фотографии! Мне очень нравятся ваши трубы Бендер!
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    Quote Originally Posted by I_Love_Plasma View Post
    Ты сделал удивительную работу на рисунки в фотографии! Мне очень нравятся ваши трубы Бендер!
    Thanks,
    just are very simple way accurately to bend a tuba without the aid of pipe-bending machine.
    To whom be it is useful
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    Nice tube bender! cart is really progressing!
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    Quote Originally Posted by donor76 View Post
    Thanks,
    just are very simple way accurately to bend a tuba without the aid of pipe-bending machine.
    To whom be it is useful
    То очень полезно. Спасибо!
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    Guys, I am very glad that was pleasant to you.
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    further...





    Last edited by donor76; 01-28-2012 at 11:40 AM.
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