1st project for my everlast

[dennis]

Well my new everlast needs a home and space is minimal. My wife evicted the baby everlast to the garage on the floor. So I dropped $120 on metal and wheels to fix this issue. As of right now I got a pile of parts and no idea! Will post pics and specs as my plan unfolds.

[dennis]

A few hour later and another $40 I have a basic structure that is about as well thought out as my first kid. It will hold my small mig and 1 of my arc welders as well as my new everlast. Hopefully before bed I'll have the rest planned out and mostly done. Hoping for primer and paint bu Sunday night.

[zoama]

Don't forget the pictures.

[DaveO]

...evicted the baby everlast to the garage on the floor.

Let us know how the build goes! How cold does it get in your part of Oregon? There was a thread last week or so
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...rlast-Welders?
... about not storing machines at low temps, because electrolytic components can freeze.

[dennis]

It got pretty cold last week. 26 degrees with trucks and loaders with frozen air brakes. I love laying on the frozen ground thawing out brake lines. My garage is heated and cooled. Right now it is a toasty 67 degrees in there. I have pics and need to down lowd then up load.

[redbeard]

It got pretty cold last week. 26 degrees

You must live on the warm end of the state, our best low so far was 1.

[dennis]

I'm at the base of the coast range about 40 miles west of Portland.

[dennis]

Well... My update after 4 hours is simple. IT SUCKS!!! Looking like a jr high project. My frame only idea looked like crud.