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    I've been creeping around the forums for a few months and taking in a lot of information everyone is posting. Thanks to all, I have absorbed a vast amount of knowledge.

    Anyway, I am a Paramedic and we purchased a Liquid O2 transfer machine in September. A few days after we took delivery, some unauthorized person broke a valve on it. The machine cost us $36k and we had to tack on a repair bill. The director hit the roof and asked myself and one of the supervisors if we could build a cage to house the machine and all of our oxygen cylinders. We purchased the mezzanine from Global, stood it and built the cages underneath. We stood the mezzanine in eight hours. It took us four 12+ hour days to complete the cage. We were in a rush to finish because the state was coming for an inspection. We painted the cage with Rustoleum Gray cutting it and using a high-volume gun. It took a little over one gallon for the entire structure.

    Here's the link to my web album. The pics were to large to post here sorry. Let me know what you think.

    http://picasaweb.google.com/JHenryCOC/WeldingProject

  • #2
    whats up Steeldriver excellent cage to keep the dum dums out.
    however i would like to see the red racks in there
    my daddy always said i was IRONHEADED....
    feel free to P/M me

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    • #3
      good to have ya with us, sorry to hear you have fools working with ya. but it got ya some burn time. so its not all bad.
      good to have ya with us. nice job on the cage. did ya get to lock the goof ups in it before installing the equipment. gota make shore its fool proof and thats a good test.

      P.S. i posted a few of the pic's for ya.
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      thanks for the help
      ......or..........
      hope i helped
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      feel free to shoot me an e-mail direct i have time to chat. [email protected]
      summer is here, plant a tree. if you don't have space or time to plant one sponsor some one else to plant one for you. a tree is an investment in our planet, help it out.
      JAMES

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      • #4
        Steeldriver,
        WOOOOWWWW!! Excellent job on those cages!!! Very impressive!!!
        bert
        I'm not late...
        I'm just on Hawaiian Time

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        • #5
          More Pics

          Thanks everybody. I guess I should have said that Mike used to be a fabricator for a race team and I learned to weld because I'm to cheap to pay someone to do it. My first welder was a Chicago Electric Mig 110, I know you're all jealous. I know have a MM180. Mike has a MM210, which is what we did the most of the project with.

          Anyway, as requested here I added some pics of the racks and a few others of the cage to the gallery. I could not get them to resize either. Enjoy

          http://picasaweb.google.com/JHenryCOC/WeldingProject

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          • #6
            Again, great job! Got a close-up pic of a self-closing hinge? or a website I can look at them? Wondering what the weight capacity is of it also!
            Thanks for the pics
            I'm not late...
            I'm just on Hawaiian Time

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            • #7
              Bert, we got the hinges at Lowes. I can't remember what the weight capacity is but I do know you can adjust the spring tension. The hinges are made by Stanley.

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              • #8
                Thanks Steeldriver!!!
                I'm not late...
                I'm just on Hawaiian Time

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                • #9
                  Bert, you're welcome

                  Fun, thanks for resizing those pics.

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