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A Customerwas kind enogh to send me these pictures for the Cart he made to carry his Powerultra 205.
All cuts / welds where done using the unit and he was even considerate enough to paint it green.
I thought i would post this up here and let him know of the Forum and in addition i can send him his free consumables or if he prefers one of the Wheel standoffs for the S45 torch
Nice looking cart!
Wayne
nice looking cart. once i get my powermaster think i'm gonna build something similiar
Guys,
We do have carts available now....They are about what it would cost you to build one, maybe a little more, but they are sturdy and heavy, and designed for the units. Check them out.
hate to say it but i don't really like the looks of those....oh and by the way the cart in the pictures have the back plate on backwards....the tank restraint is upside down
That's fine, not everyone's cup of tea, but it is much heavier gauge than your average cart.
The cart is assembled correctly. As I said the cart is built well. This is the lower slot that is visible.
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...read.php?t=252
I have to say I like my design over this one. You just can't have enough hangers and the top shelf is very handy during project work. The welder is captured inside the structure so it is difficult to steal during a "walk through". Perhaps a top shelf option for the offered cart would make it a better seller?
I think a cart is always a good first project. But our new carts are nice for the guy/gal that wants to skip a step.
Titan winch I like the cart. Making your own welding cart is like a carpenter making his own tool box. It's kind of a right of passage a mark to show who you are. It maybe just a cart but it's your cart!
That is a very nice cart for sure.
My cart holds three units, MIG, TIG and Plasma. Large hooks to wrap the lines up. Hooks for helmets and hammer. 5" castors, a flip up handle and lots of shelf space.
I think Jericho is right. Mine is no prize, but has everything I want and where I need it to be. Hooks on one side to keep it under 36".
Now with the IMIG250P, I will probably lighten the cart a little.
I also chose to make my own cart but I do like the Everlast one. It’s nice to have the center shelf and the cooler fits well. I’m not sure of the price but I would guess based on their typical selling prices it would be a fair value.
Wayne
Cart's list price is 129.00. Keep in mind it is quite a heavy built cart.
Does it disassemble for lower shipping cost or is a fully welded design?
Wayne
Wayne it comes disassembled and takes about 1/2 hour to put together. The Cart is actually a very nice unit and it is definately a step up from the usual offerings. However i still like the Cart i posted up from my Customer ( Cam has signed up on the Forum ) and in addition i alsoreally like Pivotguides Cart.Quote:
Originally Posted by WAYNESWORLD
Cam sent me a Drawing for the Circle guide Assembly he made for cutting the Circular Torch / Whip holders . He has opted to take the Wheeled Stand - Off in place of his free set of Consumables.
Here is the Picture showing the Drawing and the result for the cuts
Cheers
Duncan