What do you think of my turbo manifold?
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16-06-2006, 04:45 PM
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That looks very good ! Wish I could weld.
I made a motorbike trailer for my brother years ago and it fell apart
within 3 days of it being used.
(I was only 17 at the time)
I made a motorbike trailer for my brother years ago and it fell apart
within 3 days of it being used.
(I was only 17 at the time)
16-06-2006, 04:47 PM
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.... and the good news is i have just won the village lottery! £400 - so thats only another £1600 to go before i can buy my own AC TIG welder!
16-06-2006, 04:58 PM
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Originally Posted by SECS
That looks very good ! Wish I could weld.
I made a motorbike trailer for my brother years ago and it fell apart
within 3 days of it being used.
(I was only 17 at the time)
I made a motorbike trailer for my brother years ago and it fell apart
within 3 days of it being used.
(I was only 17 at the time)
I will teach you to weld if you will teach me how to design my own ECU?????
16-06-2006, 06:55 PM
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Nice.
i done research about a year ago on 240 AC/DC tig welders for home,
and i was getting quotes of around £1100-1400 for Fairly Good brand set up's, but that was for set of 200amp and below.
Originally Posted by Garage19
.... and the good news is i have just won the village lottery! £400 - so thats only another £1600 to go before i can buy my own AC TIG welder!
i done research about a year ago on 240 AC/DC tig welders for home,
and i was getting quotes of around £1100-1400 for Fairly Good brand set up's, but that was for set of 200amp and below.
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