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The rails and the main grate is complete...
The rails are 1 X 1/2" channel. Solves the grate tipping issue.
The main grate rail is flush with the bottom of the cook chamber opening. The grate drags a bit. I put 30# on it and it didn't get any worse. If it does, I will raise the lower...
Yeah, I didn't remember having this much trouble when I burned sticks. My arc machine got stolen out of the back of my truck 5 years ago. This is my first project since buying this wire feed. A different animal, for sure. I like it, just haven't gotten used to it yet. Running a light OR in...
Just another Texan welcoming you to this great forum. I found it less than 6 months ago. There is enough wisdom & experience to cover just about any phase of Q-ing question you have. Just ask...
Thanks all,
I got the RF plate welded in place. Wasn't THAT fun? I have a hard time seeing while welding. And I'm using a #10 lens. And welding in the hole wasn't pretty. I finally lit it up with a portable halogen work light, BUT I did't do this 'til my last 15" or so of weld. The first 110"...
I do believe I just scored an air tank 18" diameter and 48" long. The next one is on it's way. We will see how this one cooks and I will go from there... Don't know the wall thickness, but he said it was plenty heavy.
I'll try again,
Here's the RF Plate tacked in place...
Dave, thanks for the input, the fit is tight on all sides, but I do plan to use liquids from time to time. So I am gonna go ahead and weld all 127 inches including the dam on the end.
The plate will be 4 1/2" below my main grate.
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