Engine Stand

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Winged it - got lucky
Pretty much just did one piece at a time - trial and error......

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Some More

Not sure why its not letting me upload more than a couple at a time.......

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Some More

Some More......

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More Pics

More Pics.......

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Custom Built Engine Stand for a good friend of mine that builds high end race engines - given to him as a wedding gift...

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If someone was messing with your stuff, id say an A$$whoopin is in line

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The stack look probably came from a vertical down weld as opposed to vertical up...

My vertical down looks way better than my vertical up

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Right here:

http://www.millerweldsstore.com/gues...age=1&subcat=9

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Not sure of where he is from but I'm pretty sure if anything is re-worked it must be brought up to current code. I know this is true for electrical, and definately if it is a rental unit......

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100% agree...

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Thats pretty cool - must be an old barn board from grandpas place, huh? I know the old guy I bought my place from wanted some of the old barn boards to give to his grandkids and such....Good idea on the urethane!

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Its a 14' boom I made that has (2) 220v outlets and (2) 110V outlets along with air for the plasma cutter. the bottom that the outlets are mounted on is suspended by a braided stainless cable....

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Well, my opening wasn't big enough I finished welding everything on site. Thanks for the compliments and glad you enjoyed the pictures....
BTW - got 3 more to do in the spring. Work is starting to get in the way of my side work...

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Fire extinguishers are a must no matter what. My shop is pretty good sized - 40 X 60 with 14' ceiling, and I dont weld or cut on anything before leaving. Even then I turn the lights off and look around in the dark to make sure theres nothing smoldering. Another good reason to have a clean shop

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Looks good! Looks like a hot-rod shopping cart
Like your dogs too - the golden looks just like my pooch Dozer....