Of all the new skills I’ve learned working for Eastwood, plasma cutting is one that has so far eluded me. I’ve gotten okay at MIG welding, and I keep trying to pick up TIG welding (it’s hard). But I just haven’t had a need to cut metal with a torch yet.
Looking over some of the parts I’m refinishing for one project, I noticed the towing eyelets looked pretty beat up. In fact, the last time the car was towed, they both bent when the ratchet straps were cross-lashed too tightly. I figured I’d just go ahead and make new ones out of slightly beefier material and be done. Read Full Article Here:
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Looking over some of the parts I’m refinishing for one project, I noticed the towing eyelets looked pretty beat up. In fact, the last time the car was towed, they both bent when the ratchet straps were cross-lashed too tightly. I figured I’d just go ahead and make new ones out of slightly beefier material and be done. Read Full Article Here:
5 Lessons From My (Disastrous) First Plasma Cutting Project
As our editor discovered, there’s a learning curve with plasma cutting. Here’s what he found out the hard way so you don’t have to.
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