Recent content by poncho62

Happy New Year......Yes, hopefully better. This last year got a lot of us down.

I check in here most days. Things should pick up a little with members doing winter projects in their heated shops, something I don't have.......o_O Doing leaves and getting tractors ready for winter plowing.

I can't see how both those would be connected at the same time. The "B" acetylene and that may be a "Q" O2 tank are usually owned outright.

Too much info there Gary......Yes, on the peanut butter.

When this forum started, I had 2 projects on the go. Lately, nothing much, but I do check in every day.

Look at this thread.... https://www.weldingsite.com/threads/used-engine-oil-catch-pan-tank-from-scrap.243/ Craig is cutting up BBQ size tanks.

I would think filling with water would be the way to go. I take it you are going to cut it with a cut off blade in a grinder rather than a torch......lol

Received my gloves today too. Like said above, they are really nice, and they even fit my huge ape hands......Thanks Muhammed....Great site.

Very cool...thanks Muhammad

Seems to be a few of us Canukleheads here......(y)

Chances are, sitting out in the weather like that, the metal is pretty weak. I wouldn't use it....just sayin'

Rural on 1 1/2 acres. It's in a tiny hamlet, no store or anything. About 4 miles to town. I grew up and spent most of my life in a medium sized town 1/2 hr from Canada's largest city.....I much prefer rural.

Nice work adding the hydraulics. I built my own bucket from scratch, am still using the winch and trip dump. Would love to convert to hydraulics one day. I am doing about the same as you right now with the gravel.....lol

I use an old set of harrows that I found to smooth my driveway.The spikes leave little grooves in the driveway..... I am planning on welding something flat on the top side and flip it over when I want to really flatten the driveway.

Welcome to the forum.......You know what they say, when you have no money, you get creative.......