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I believe they have a similar effect to the Thermite cutting torches... They're just run by electricity instead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mShRdpo7PT0

Thats a great idea, much better than using the groove iv created on the side of my bench grinder wheel

Sweet find man, I would have jumped on that too!

Hah, thats quoted from my receiver project thread. From what I understood its not that common, sure was scarey when it was happening though.

x2 on that. Only used mine a handful of times and had to sent it back on my dime. Stupid thing caught on fire. Last I heard 6 days after someone there signed for it... they cant even find it.

Not too shabby! How much heavier is the gate with all that extra steel in there?

Finally heard back on my 205... they cant find it! :confused:

That looks great Mark, nice job!

Im also curious to what its for... I do know ninitol stands for Nickel Titanium

All I own are Android products :)




Thanks man. We do have plans to gusset, and add a brace on each side to the frame.

Here's the full shot, I had not noticed that before...

We'll see what they say it should be there today. Thanks for speaking with me via email Mike.

It was my 205... The thing didnt burst into flames, but it was a small fire on the inside nonetheless. The noises were so loud my neighbor came outside to see what happened! Sounded like huge popping...

Hey guys. Here's some pics of a work in progress. We didnt get to finish because my welder decided to make some horrific noises, shoot sparks, and catch on fire :mad: He's planning on using a...

Nice job!!

Good information, I see a lot of guys building things out of conduit from the home improvement stores. I'm guilty myself when I started out, was always glad to have my father around for these...

That's clever! That almost reminds me of the shackle adapter that some company makes. Hmmm

That's awesome man! What would it cost to cut another one of those AF ones... if your interested that is

Thats awesome, nice job

Yea I agree. Had thought about getting some 2x2 tube or so... then slice it long ways. Notching the bumper and welding the halfs in the notches.

Nice man. Iv been after an older yota myself instead of bashing up my $30,000 new truck.

Yep, that was the idea!

Thanks man, I do have a base already. Its abs plastic and lives in my toolbox. Good idea on the hitch stock, I may have to look into somthing that...

What kind of tube bender do you use?

No I did not. I had purchased that a long time ago when I was still using my hack saw and un-named mig.