it was, it also took me 3 days in total. The bolt was seized in place, and the only heat I had was propane

 

I love it when bolt's are that seized.Especially when the wrench slip's, off and you bash your knuckles on some other rusty part.

 

If you don't come out with a wound or two you are doing something wrong.

One thing I know......I love my grinder. (Agent no need to take this one any further.)

 

<~~~ Aint gonna touch that one....

I have scars all over my knuckles from bashing them...

 

I did some painting in my garage tonight.I had the little space heater running for a few hours to get it up 55-60 degrees in there.So when I did the painting I had to leave the garage completely closed off so I didn't lose any heat.Man...............





















I feel goooooood.!!!!!!!

 

Gonna make my first weld tonight.I got the Hobart all set up,and I picked up some 16 gauge practice pieces.I will be useing the same gauge for the floor pan's.

 

nice... Just remember, they dont have to look pretty, they just have to hold when you wack them with a hammer.

 

You bet.I'm a little nervous as well as anxiouse.

 

Remember, if you hit it, and the weld break, weld the f*&^ing hammer to the metal

 

Ya, I'm sure I will be tempted.

 

I know when I was learning. I got pissed off at dad for always walking up, and smacking my welds with his hammer. So I welded his hammer to the door. My welds held, and he stopped annoying me.

 

Yong Danielson learned in hurry!

 

I still have welds that dont hold, and people complain that they're ugly. I dont give a rats **** how they look, I get PO'd when they dont hold tho...

 

I guess I'll make my first weld tomorrow.Got busy doin somethin' else.

 

tkae pictures and post em.... So we can laugh at you er um I mean, critique your work...