Miller Dynasty 200 DX TIG cart

[SBray]

I don't know if anyone has posted this before, but this morning I saw this on YouTube and thought I would share it with others. This guy has made a really tricked out cart for his Miller Dynasty 200 and water cooler. He has really spent a lot of time to make a classy cart worth some attention. Here it is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODkoCggRbhM

Hope you enjoy!

Steve

[tasslehawf]

Love the buick 'portals' on the side. haha. no

It almost looks like a miller display, but too tacky.

[SunGuy]

The guy that built that is on this board. I forgot his s/n. That's one bada$$ cart.

[7A749]

Yup.

4Shorts. He's in Newfoundland, CA.

He does some pretty sweet stuff. The cart is a little too blingy & a little on the impractical side for me, but I ain't taking anything away from the guy.

IMHO, of course.

[UH60LCHIEF]

I'm not too keen on all of the faux automotive stuff on it (just not my cup of tea really), but I really love the functional features like a place to put everything i.e. a place to hang the torch, the pedal, wind up the cord etc. It's well thought out and executed for sure.

[captkipp]

Great Stuff! Heck look what they're doin' to golf carts these days. Ain't none of that stuff functional, it's all bling. Personally I wouldn't be able to find space for it, but it's still great and well done, nonetheless.

[wildfire]

I don't know if anyone has posted this before, but this morning I saw this on YouTube and thought I would share it with others. This guy has made a really tricked out cart for his Miller Dynasty 200 and water cooler. He has really spent a lot of time to make a classy cart worth some attention. Here it is:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ODkoCggRbhM

Hope you enjoy!

Steve

Thanks Steve. Glad you like my cart. I haven't been over here in awhile and then I was googeling something on the net and found this thread. When I built the cart I built it to be practical and functional and it works perfectly for me. I'm in the automotive business and when I designed and fabricated this cart I did it with the automobile in mind. I wanted that "Hot Rod" look and I think I have achieved that. Welding is not my trade although I seem to be doing much more of it each year since I've built the cart and trailer.

The cart is used every day and I'm more than pleased with it. The biggest part I liked about the cart was the fact that it was a fun project. To some it may be tacky or over done, that's fine but after all I built it for me and I'm happy with it and that's what counts I guess. For those who may be interested I also built a trailer for my Miller Trailblazer and with both Miller products I restored an old Toyota forklift that others may also say is over the top but again, It was a blast to do

Pictures of my work can be seen here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/sets/

Video's here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceFXtSEypnY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t41VdsrEiQ0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uLBlSThbJ0

[SBray]

Custom Work Samples

wildfire,

You are welcome! I checked out the other sites you listed. They are great examples of your talented restoration work. I really like the Toyota forklift. I can see you have put in many, many hours getting those results!

Thanks again for sharing with us!

Steve

[wildfire]

wildfire,

You are welcome! I checked out the other sites you listed. They are great examples of your talented restoration work. I really like the Toyota forklift. I can see you have put in many, many hours getting those results!

Thanks again for sharing with us!

Steve

Thanks again Steve. Yes the old fork lift took a good bit of time to do but it paid off. I use it almost every day and I've taken jobs I normally wouldn't be able to do with out it. The last two things I've restored was a 1969 Honda Z50 and a 1972 Honda CT70. Had both bikes like it as a kid so I decided to do up a couple and it was a bit of a break from fabrication. Here's a few more links to bore you with. Stay well, Paul



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kf7N4dDOs-k

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W95gDVl4LIQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4EKk57a1PQ