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I am not a "welder" by any means, however I have 2 of them. A Lincoln MIGPAK(?) and Lincoln tombstone AC/DC. The MIG is what I use for light stuff like body panels and basic light stuff. If I need to cut something with my oxy torch or band saw cause it is too thick for my manual hack saw...

I am am envious! I had a 30 X 50 and it was big enough for me. More bigger = more stuff I didn't need. If you don't believe me then put up a "temporary" flat surface in your shop somewhere. It will be full in a day (o: One more thing to consider. Will you be working mostly on your own few pieces...

Lotsa' good posts here. Hope mine is as good. Wished the Gummit would just stay out of the 'lectric stuff. We did not need them to get involved with cordless tools. They found a market all on their own. No tax paid rebates. No tax breaks. No free charging. And are doing very well for the most...

Here is my poor man's snow blower cab. Just make sure the hood from your snowmobile suit is under the head band and the neck is snapped closed. By lifting your chin slightly it will usually clear right up and then putting your chin back down when the snow comes back at you it sure saves on the...

These were last year and we had no snow to speak of. This year I have been out a few times and they work as expected and better.

This is what I used

i have recently latched on to an old as in really old MH sickle mower. It has dual rear steel wheels and about a 4 foot sickle. There is a foot pedal on the right side behind the axle. the lady who owned it said they pulled it behind a couple of horses before it was converted (the yoke cut...