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Turn one down on a lathe. I can do it for you if need some help. Here in Snohomish.

Pearl Greenbacks for flap wheels. You can get them through Central. They last 5X what the HF wheels last, and 3X what a Norton flap wheel from Home Depot lasts.

For a hobby welder, who cares about a 30% duty cycle....

I saw these ^^^^ yesterday at Central Welding in Everett and I was pretty impressed with what you're getting for the money. MIG, ARC and DC TIG for the price of a comparably rated MIG machine.

Skip the DC TIG imo. There's no reason really to want a multiprocess welder for what you're looking for. Find a Millermatic 180 MIG or something similar, and a Miller Diversion 185 TIG.

Hahaha, I'm assuming you mean my username? I didn't know you parted out stolen vehicles? :flipoff:

TM 2x4 & waiting on a 4' gantry to make it 4x4. Hypertherm PM45. No Platemarker. You'll dig the TM setup. Makes parts easy! Oh, and nothing in life is free! Just to clarify, if someone needs a few parts cut out, bring your material and some :beer: and I'll cut it out. If someone is...

.DXF is perfect. That's what I cut from.

No, I bought this setup new from Torchmate earlier this year.

Just thought I'd throw this out here. I have my Torchmate fully up and running. This thing makes complex shapes fast and cuts are beautiful! I'm in Lake Stevens. If anyone needs some brackets or tabs cut out, shoot me a PM and swing by, the beer fridge needs to be stocked! :D

Stellar Industrial Supply in Everett.

It'll tow great. I used an Armada to haul my TJ on a flat deck trailer down to Rubicon a few years back and it worked great. Total trailer weight was around 6500 pounds.

They're stupid tight when they're new, but once they break in, they shift like butter. My cables make a 180 degree turn and still work great.

Nice! That's a lot of tonnage! Got any pictures? I thought about finding a log splitter to pull all the components off of, but the cost of new parts is pretty reasonable.

I've wanted to add a press brake to my home shop for quite a while. I've been watching craigslist and ebay and gone and checked out several used machinery dealers but haven't seen anything that would work. Everything was either huge and antiquated, or small and still very expensive. The small...

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Central Welding.

This!

You're going to want a big compressor for any air tool that runs continuously. Things like grinders & sanders need a ton of CFM. Check the CFM rating on the tools you want and shop for a compressor that exceeds the CFM by a good amount.

Whatever you do, don't get an oilless. They're noisy and have low output. I used a 33 gallon oilless for 5 years and it sucked. I recently picked up a dual stage 5 horse 80 gallon from Lowes that makes 16 cfm at 90 psi. It's much quieter, more efficient and a million times better.