HM Bandsaw

[R W]

I wouldn't think of using anything smaller than a Bobcat.

[R W]

Watch someone who is a good vertical up welder is a good start.
Use the correct amps and rod angle.
Get a copy of one the Lincoln books such as Ärc Welding Lessons for School and Farm Shop".
Practice.

[R W]

Have a good look at a factory built one and go from there....

[R W]

Has anyone built a bandsaw as described in
Vincent R Gingerys book Designing and Building a Metal Cutting Bandsaw.

[R W]

How To Make a Metal-Bending Machine. R.D. Mann.
Craft Print No 272
Both these contain good plans and ideas....

[R W]

Have always liked this forum, but have to agree with many of the complaints previously posted....

[R W]

Well thought out and well constructed.

[R W]

A great video, would have liked to have seen it 45 years ago.

[R W]

Have frequently used Tryagn5s method, even on broken studs as small as 7/16".
Keep some 14 gauge (2mm) rods for this purpose . Always try to run at least one
bead along the drill hole first. Have had a high success rate with this method, as stated before the bigger the stud the easier...

[R W]

A great idea and great workmanship.

[R W]

Carbons one size larger are used on the positive side, on a DC welder.

[R W]

Your reply to the post in question was not only insulting but also very
negative, perhaps you should be in politics....

[R W]

Looks Good.

[R W]

More details please.

[R W]

Have a look on www.ebay.com.au Cattle Crush Plans.
I havn't seen them.