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You guy made so much fun at my previous welder cart, that I decided to build a better one. I didn't take the time to photograph every step, mainly cause I designed it as I went. Normally, I draw everything out to scale first, so that I can correct mistakes on paper, first, but this time, because of some convoluted angles, I didn't. So what you will see is the as-welded product, all loaded up. I will try, if it doesn't rain tomorrow, to get more pictures of it unloaded.
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Close up of the grinder rackComment
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Close up of the hinged tray...I had to make it hinged so that I can get at the grab handle on the welder. I tiied to think of all the tools I use in most jobs and build a place for them on the cart, that will be easy to reach...I forever using a tool one minute, and then the next, it dissapears.
I have two quad outlets, one mounted underneath the welder shelf, to plug the machines into, and the other on the front to plug the grinders into and any other tool I might be using.
I didn't have room for the kitchen sink, tho
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You have the exact same equipment I do! Looks like a **** nice cart....Hobart Handler 135Comment
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Rocky D,
maybe some goof off will clean up all that graffiti on that welder?
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Rocky D
Nice cart
I don't have plasma yet but hopefully it will fit on the cart I just built. I should of planned for that. I like the way you have the three different grinders set up for different jobs. Good work!
Rangerod
Power MIG 300, Prince Spool Gun, Precision TIG 275, MM 210, Dynasty 300 DX, Dynasty 200 DX, Ranger 8 Engine Drive, Victor O/A, Ready Welder 10000 ADP, Hypertherm Powermax 1000 Plasma Cutter, Bridgeport 4 HP Series II Manual Mill, Leblond 15" X 54" Regal Servo Shift Lathe & various other doodads...[/SIZE][/SIZE][/SIZE]Comment
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Nice cart, you and I think on the same lines, why bend down to get anything. I too add the tray tops for my gringer and what such saves on the back.
The only defferance from mine is I like to angle the machines so you can acess the connectors and the controls with out moving around much.
Real nice set up.
BernieComment
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Ok Rocky....looks like I need to build a new stand when I order my new plasma cutter....Great job on that cart. Do you mind if I copy it...???
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Bob
BTW..which plamsa cutter is that?Comment
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Rocky, nice cart; simle design, strong and not over-built. Two comments:
How do you like the Milwaukee grinder?
Isn't it about time to get a 21st Century hood?
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Rocky, I'd ignore that nasty comment about the 21st century hood, and spend the money one of those fancy hoods cost on a pair of gear motors. You could mount 1 on each rear wheel and make that cart self propelled.
I'd love to have all that open floor space.Comment
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Nice cart Rocky. Seem to be short a few safety guards on the grinders thou.Snidley :}
Here in the Great White North
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ROCKYD...........AH THAT WOULD BE THE AUTOGRAPHED VERSION OF THE HANDLER............. NICE LAYOUT...............NICE SET UP..............HAVE SOME FUN WITH IT NOW..................ROCK [email protected]
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