It's May, Let's Chat
 

Was out at Corriganville yesterday and saw a handy idea to catch lemonade drips from the cooler while camping. Might have to break down, buy a HF welder and build a couple of those.

Also learned some Dutch oven tips and hands on experiences. Not a fan of the liner, but they're easy to clean...

Good morning to everyone in California...enjoy your Sunday.

that's easy for sure! only 3 parts if you have a press brake, and 6 parts if you cut all the squares out.

Seems like overkill to me just for a few drops of lemonade.

Never had the chance to cook in a dutch oven. May have to try that someday. :)

Jim

Clearly Jim, you've not spent much time around 7-10 yr old boys at a campout eating meals. }>

Not since I was a 7-10 year old kid in the Cub Scouts. :)

Jim

Ive got a Lincoln welder you're welcome to borrow.

miller is better}> its the right color!:oval:p







haha just messing with ya! little wire feed machine? or a classic tombstone?

Wire feed welder. Just used it the other day to fabricate a 3 foot slotted screwdriver.

nice! i have a millermatic 180, that little bugger runs and runs! if i really need some heat in my welds i dig out the 1978 miller 225amp engine drive welder and start throwing down 6010 or 7018 rods.

Sorry about this!

LOL You made a funny! :)

Jim

What size rods? 5/32" or even 3/16"?

Pop

usually 1/8", seems to be a surplus around here of them. my beads are alright, not great and not bird crap.

i really want to try 2 batteries and a set of jumper cables sometime, mostly just to say ive done it at least once!