Last edited by Winky; 05-11-2012 at 02:26 PM.
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
I think I'm going to make this one my official entry in the contest ... the materials used were 16 and 22 Ga sheet metal 3/16" and 1/8" round stock, 1/8"X1/2", 1/8"X1" flat stock, 3/16" square stock, pieces of an old Harley valve, 530 chain links i" angel iron ... that's all I can remember putting into them. They were hand cut, hand shapped, hand rolled and stuck together with Mig .030 wire using 75-25 mix. Both parts took about four hours with total time invested ... eight hours ... these aren't the best art pieces I've ever done but they were my last two and took me the least time of all my hot rod and mc pieces ... I just re read the rules and noticed we are only allowed one entry so ... this is it.
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
Oh yea I almost forgot ... I also used some old tool steel for the fuel cell and distributor on the V-8 bike ... they used to be center punches ... I was going to add this as an edit but I guess I waited to long and the option was no longer available ... on the bright side ... it looks like I've made enough posts to get the discount for my 200DX ... but I don't know if can wait until June 15... I want my new TIG machine ;-)
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
Those are sweet, bet you have alot of time in them!
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'96 Tacoma V6 on 37's, full custom, built for racin!
Yamaha Rhino w/ 800 Rotax built for racin!
Miller 251 MIG
Everlast Powerplasma 60C with CNC plasma table
Looking for sponsors for KOH 2013 race!
Racin' Tacoma Build Thread
Yes I do have fun making my not so scale models ... I do mostly bikes but I'm branching out ... I like anything that goes fast. Good luck on finding sponsors for the KOA 2013 race ... I'm always looking for sponsors myself ... if all goes well this will be my 9th annual entrance in the AHDRA North West Nationals ... in 2010 I finished 3rd out of 26 trying for the ladder ... during the semi finals in 2011 during second round of eliminations I thought I had enough lead over Kevin Guant (#6 plate holder) I backed off as to not break out ... as I recall I lost by .0016 ... that's about four inches at the speed I was going ... ouch!
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
Those are very cool. Are they something that you just do for fun or are they something to sell? I would imagine that they would sell quite well.
Chris
Everlast Powertig 200DX
Miller Synchrowave 200
Miller Dynasty 300 (Work Machine)
Hobart Handler 210MVP
HTP Microcut 30
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
What would something like that hot rod cost? That would be something great for my dad's birthday.
Everlast Powertig 200DX
Miller Synchrowave 200
Miller Dynasty 300 (Work Machine)
Hobart Handler 210MVP
HTP Microcut 30
You mean the coffin roadster? I normally charge $20 per hour shop time and I spent about seven hours and there's about $25 or so in materials (steel, wire, gas and electricity) so the least I could let that one go for is ... oh ... $150 ... plus shipping. I know it's totally frivolous and a little crude but that's my art. Remember everything I do is with one eye ... try cutting, shaping and welding with an eye closed sometime ... it aint easy ... LOL.
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
I don't see that being out of line at all.
Everlast Powertig 200DX
Miller Synchrowave 200
Miller Dynasty 300 (Work Machine)
Hobart Handler 210MVP
HTP Microcut 30
What depth perception? lol ... it's like anything ... you learn to compensate there are other issues I have to deal with that are even more annoying ... only one ear works and I have no sense of smell (although some people say I have no sense ... period) I have to remember when I'm racing to not do a wheel check when I'm in the left lane because I wont see the win light.
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
http://www.facebook.com/CBRMetalworks
'96 Tacoma V6 on 37's, full custom, built for racin!
Yamaha Rhino w/ 800 Rotax built for racin!
Miller 251 MIG
Everlast Powerplasma 60C with CNC plasma table
Looking for sponsors for KOH 2013 race!
Racin' Tacoma Build Thread
Not that Winky needs any help here.
But first off it was "some people say I have no sense". This does not mean we know for a fact he has no sense. And his art is cool. He runs down the track on two wheels, and can still type on the forum here. Sounds like he is having fun and OK by me.
But all the other items seem to be fact, not sure he is safe to race against in the left lane.
On the sight. He probably has 100% in one eye. I have about 50% in each of mine. It would be nice if I could close one eye and everything be 100% clear in one.
Mike R.
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Having common sense trumps any of the other senses. I'd much rather have someone with common sense working in the shop than someone with perfect sight, hearing, and smell and NO common sense. Someone without common sense is just plain dangerous!![]()
Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?
Everlast PowerTIG 185 Micro IGBT AC/DC Welder
A lot of people who race me find out despite my short comings ... I win a lot ... I generally only get to do one nationals a year ... the closest one AHDRA NW Nat. last year I won the first round and lost second round by .0016 sec year before that took home the semi finals purse finishing 3rd out of 24 riders going for the ladder year before that took home the 1/4 finals purse finishing 5th out of 36 racers going for the ladder ... generally I do win more than I loose. Like I said some people say I have no sense but I did graduate from collage with a 3.38 GPA ... and knock on wood ... started riding in the 60's and racing soon after and I'm still doing it so I must have something going on ... lmao. It's all good!
Last edited by Winky; 06-09-2012 at 01:34 AM. Reason: oops
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools
Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?
Everlast PowerTIG 185 Micro IGBT AC/DC Welder
I work in the medical industry ... right now I work four days on two off which means ... yes I have some pretty strange work weeks ... and if the projection of delivery for my 200DX is accurate I'll be receiving it on Monday which will be my Friday and since my Saturday and Sunday will be Tuesday and Wednesday this means Airgas will be open and I guess I am delirious![]()
Powertig 200DX
Lincoln 180c
Hobart Handler 125
Miller Thunderbolt
and a bunch of other tools