Before:
Spray paint was a couple of black leftovers.
I also decided to widen the front to make it a bit more stable. I welded 3 pieces together from the garage door opener rails and mounted them underneath and out past the sides.
Restoration: Welding Cart Upgrade
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Randy
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- Joined: April 7th, 2005, 9:06 pm
- Province/State: Ontario
- Hometown: Ajax
- Model: 1978 Hatchback
Restoration: Welding Cart Upgrade
It much work on the car but I had to make more storage room, so I modified my welding cart to hold the spot welder and the plasma cutter. This frees up more room and cabinets and easy access to use. I added some extra hooks on the side from old long bolts with fender washers on the ends.
Before: The uprights are from and old Sears garage door opener. I only had to cut a piece of 11x16 sheet metal from my car supplies.
Spray paint was a couple of black leftovers.
I also decided to widen the front to make it a bit more stable. I welded 3 pieces together from the garage door opener rails and mounted them underneath and out past the sides.
Before: The uprights are from and old Sears garage door opener. I only had to cut a piece of 11x16 sheet metal from my car supplies.
Spray paint was a couple of black leftovers.
I also decided to widen the front to make it a bit more stable. I welded 3 pieces together from the garage door opener rails and mounted them underneath and out past the sides.
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