Quote Originally Posted by everlastsupport View Post
What cad program did you use to draw up the cart? Always looking for free and easier.

As Rod mention the IMIG-205 will not fit, but almost all other non roll-around Everlast units will. The IMIG-205P will fit fine.

Inthefrey's cart:

I would move the wheels forward (middle of the tank deck) and extend the tank deck a little like others mentioned. Larger tank (if TIG you will see soon) and better balance.

Rod cool new cart:

I wouldn't use wood, that stuff will catch on fire not that I would be that close with the torch.. Fire proof would not probably heavier than angle or tubing. Though probably cheaper.

I have to admit it works. Also, at my age squatting to set the dials it out too. Needs a shelf.
I used Microsoft Visio to draw it. Been using it for about about 15 years - as long as it has been out and before it was bought by Microsoft.
The I took a picture of my PowerPro 205 at the same angle as viewing the cart from the side and then cropped it with Photoshop CS4.

Respective of the recommendations, I will be moving the wheels forward and extending the tank deck to accomodate a larger tank. The front frame is almost done. I had a chance to work on it last night.

Since I had envisioned using L-channel as my rear axle mount to compensate for the 3/4" or so caster height difference, All I need to do is just extend the tank deck.

Stay Tuned!