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  • Thbarstow
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    Great job

    I just purchased the Miller 211 and an $89.00 cart from my local dealer. Your cart is an inspiration since I want to make a more substantial one myself. Can I trouble you for some dimensions? Great job.

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  • SdAufKla
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    Originally posted by kiwi View Post
    Mike,
    Very nice well thought out cart. The cover is just icing on the cake.
    Nick
    Thanks, Nick!

    The cover was pretty quick and easy and gave me something constructive to do today.

    I'm not much of sewer. I pretty much approach it like a job in the shop. I did the measurements and laid out the cuts like I was working with a piece of plywood - framing square and steel tape measure and all! Sewing machine's kind of like a little automatic nail gun. Clamps the parts together with pins, line up the stitching marks, and let 'er rip!

    Mike

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  • kiwi
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    Mike,
    Very nice well thought out cart. The cover is just icing on the cake.
    Nick

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  • SdAufKla
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    @USMCPop: Oh, you mean liquid cooled "weldors" not liquid cooled "welders"... LOL! Could also be well lubricated!

    Originally posted by Great White TJ View Post
    Nice job ....
    Thanks!

    Weather was pretty sucky today, but I can't just sit an' do nothing. Always stuff to make.

    So, a couple of happy hours at my grandmother's 1904 Singer Model 66, and I made a cover for my welder:

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    Nothing too special, just a square feed sack...

    Mike
    Last edited by SdAufKla; 03-22-2015, 07:28 PM.

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  • Great White TJ
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    Nice job ....

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  • USMCPOP
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    When it comes to a weldor, you can't beat liquid cooling.

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  • SdAufKla
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    Shameless design copy...

    Originally posted by Portable Welder View Post
    Very nice job, I too use the rustoleum blue for all my welding carts, I like your mig gun holder.
    Thanks, PW! I can't take credit for the mig gun holder, though.

    That was one of those many good ideas that I saw while surfing around looking at other carts. I wish I could give the builder credit, but I just stuck a picture of his holder in a folder on my computer with a lot of the other nice carts I liked.

    When it came time to design my own cart, I shamelessly just copied that bit.

    Thanks for the kind words, though.

    Mike

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  • Portable Welder
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    Very nice job, I too use the rustoleum blue for all my welding carts, I like your mig gun holder.

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  • SdAufKla
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    Drink holder's optional...

    Hey USMCPop, yea, total fail - no drink holder LOL!

    When I took the cart into class last week, though, one of the other instructors walked through and the first thing he said when he saw this was...

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    "Cool, but wouldn't your drink holder be more convenient if it was up higher?"

    Thanks for the welcome and the comments, guys!

    Mike
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  • H80N
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    Originally posted by USMCPOP View Post
    Excellent ... but no beverage holder.
    Pop

    were you seeking a cupholder or a full on keg tapper....??...

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  • USMCPOP
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    Excellent ... but no beverage holder.

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  • H80N
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    Nice work...

    Gee looks like it might comfortably fit a Dynasty 280....

    You could add another shelf for the cooler.... HHHmmmm...

    Welcome Aboard....

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  • SdAufKla
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    @ hwatkins and MinnesotaDave:

    Thanks for the kind words guys! I appreciate the feedback.

    Mike

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  • MinnesotaDave
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    Looks awesome

    Bonus style points as well

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  • hwatkins
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    Looks great

    Looks like you did a great job, very well thought out. I like the attention to detail.

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