Lets see your pics of some small projects

[jackh Member Find all posts View Profile Close jackh]

im working on a hitch mounted smoker to tailgate with. drafted up a design on Inventor today. ill post some pics when i get any.

[KC1 Member Find all posts View Profile Close KC1]

This is a stand that I built to make my bead roller mobile

[Weldnut Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Weldnut]

Bike

I like to build recumbent bikes[IMG][/IMG]

[alumidrew Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close alumidrew]

i tried

Apparently all my pics. are too big.
bummer

[usmcruz Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close usmcruz]

Very nice work. I need to weld something up, but I got welders block right now.

[Richard Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Richard]

If I had a Mail box that big, I think I would get some BIG Bills in it. Ha Ha



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Richard

[Leons2003 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Leons2003]

Apparently all my pics. are too big.
bummer

For XP You can resize your pics w/microsoft picture resizer http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/d...powertoys.mspx
or http://www.irfanview.com/

Good luck
L*S

[pneufab Member Find all posts View Profile Close pneufab]

It doesn't get any simpler than this
(8 pcs including casters)



I also just finished a mobile base for my drill press, but I didn't take any pics yet.


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[MTBob Member Find all posts View Profile Close MTBob]

Cutoff Saw Stand - Evolution 355

Here are some pics of a cutoff saw stand for an Evolution 355. The right hand table wing is held up by a folding support arm and includes a pull-out extension. The unit is mobile to save shop space, pull out handles are used to move it. One foot is adjustable to accommodate irregularities in the shop floor concrete. Attached to the support table wing is a folding ruler that give quick approximate readings for fast cuts. There is a small slide-in chip deflector just to the right of the blade to keep the metal chunks from flying all over. There is a 3/4" plate on the bottom to act as ballast to prevent tipping. I've used this setup for about 2 years, works really great.

[Guest Close turbo38t]

This is a breaching door that I made as well as a battering ram device. The ram in the pic was a prototype and the final version was changed a bit. I made many of these. Dave http://jerseytactical.com/products/P1010822252.JPG http://jerseytactical.com/products/P1010819.JPG http://jerseytactical.com/photo_gallery/P1010127.jpg

[pyro2 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pyro2]

Made some aluminum ramps for a local trucker, he wanted me to test them with my welding rig

[usmcruz Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close usmcruz]

Made some aluminum ramps for a local trucker, he wanted me to test them with my welding rig

Wow, I didnt know that alluminum ramps would have the capacity for that much weight. What are they rated for, if you had to guess, besides the weight of your truck, and safe operating weight?

[pyro2 Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close pyro2]

I woud have to guess the capacity around 10 ton (20,000 lbs) per set... but i didn't test them untill they let go, so it's a guess... however my neighbor drove his frontloader up on them after i took my truck down and they didn't move

[Carl W. Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Carl W.]

that green recumbent bike

I like to build recumbent bikes[IMG][/IMG]

Hey Weldnut; those recumnents are exctly what I have been looking for in design for over a year looking on different recumbent bike forums and recumbent manufactures. Your green bike has my eyes sore from looking at it so long, that is exactly what I would want to build it's perfect for me bar none. Production bikes are way overpriced besides not what I like. I have been collecting parts for this project for a long time.
Do you have any information, specs and measurements for me to exactly copy and build that green bike? Is this is ok with you? A full parts list would be great. This down to the gearing, seat everything if possible? Make it for a recumbent noob to understand and build.
I have a bad back so the my road bike days are gone. One recumbent I tested had the handle bar under the seat, this was all wrong in the handling department, hated it. Short wheel base is also wrong for me. Is it critical the stearing head angle and dimensions resulting from making an ok to building a great handling bike in the stability department?
Thanks in advance. PM me or email me please. If this is ok on this forum;
[email protected] Thanks and have a safe holiday weekend.
Carl.....=o&o>.....

[Weldnut Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Weldnut]

Recumbent bicycle

Glad you like them .I've built seven so far,And sold a few.Just one of a few hobbys that I have.The orange bike has under the seat stearing now and the green bike was sold .I hated to see that one go .You can get all the Info on these bikes and how to make them at ://www.recycledrecumbent.com/ Have fun It's a great sight.