Didn't really want to spend the time in writing another program and since I work in the welding department this was faster for me.

 

Other people are paying for the gas, who cares

 

as long as the owner doesn't mind right?
Company is big enough not care.

 

What the owner doesn't know won't cost him anything

 

 

throw some paint and done!

 

Did you use ERCuSi to fill that joint?

 

I fused it, then steel, then i was added silicone to make it look flush before I realized that was dumb.

 

We do it all the time to avoid putting to much heat into the part. Run a pass of steel, flush out with CuSi, grinders blend it down, paint makes it look great.

 

trying to clean up the lug nuts

 

brakes seem to fit alright the exhaust has to go though

 

Y u no Honda lawnmower though

 

craftsman was first... bought tools when i was young and just kinda stuck to buying craftsman. Don't care about the brand anymore as long as it works.

 

Very interesting and nice work. Gonna need a wide body kit on the rear now.

 

Thinking maybe just rolling the fenders and fender flares if i can get away with it

Got a couple gifts today! Don't know how to stick weld but I'm sure it's like riding a bike right?

 

still need cables I've seen that people can use tsx with some mods? anyone know for sure trying to keep it in budget.

 

Can you MIG weld?

 

I get to weld about 4 times a year but yeah does it look the same?

 

Sort of similar if you’re familiar with fluxcore.

certain electrodes are for specific positions, some are for all positions, some are root pass (6010/6011), some are high fill (7018) etc.

youre familiar enough with welding that if you grab yourself a box of 1/8th 6010 and a few 1/4 plates you can figure it out. I was taught stick first, because ‘if you can stick weld, you can mig weld!’ according to my instructor.

 

any updates?

 

Nice work I really want to go AWD my self!