Stainless steel fuel tank questions?

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Thanks. I was thinking stainless for E-85 fuel. I was thinking 14 or 16 gauge....

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I will be attempting my first stainless steep fuel tank for my '73 Jensen Interceptor, and it will be setup with baffles and internal fuel pump.
My questions are:
#1 - How thick the material should be? Is 16 gauge (0.0625") too thin or thick or about right?
#2 - It looks like...

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Schedule a time with your boss when he has an opening in his schedule, and tell him all the work you have been doing as you noted here, and that you would like a raise. The worst he is likely to do is say no. If you think you can get more money (usually you can once you have demonstrated experience...

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Bump.. I'm interested to see the recommendations?...

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I'm a believer in prep. You don't want to be welding over mill scale, slag, pant, rust, and such. A 4-1/2" angle grinder and a box of 60-grit flap wheels will clean up most stuff and leave an almost polished look.
Also, get some scrap to weld test coupons, then test the welds in a press if...

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Hi, I'm a new guy here. Just bought a Dynasty 280 dx tig runner. As I read it, the 60/80 Amp fuse rating (230 volt single phase) is the "MAXIMUM" size fuse you would want to use. It looks like a standard 60 Amp circuit breaker would be fine as long as the wiring is the correct size. I think...

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I like the tig rod holder(s). I plan to do something about the same for my Dynasty 280 dx...