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I am jealous of anyone that can work magic with metal-and I stand in awe of those who can do it in stainless steel.
I want to add a sliding shelf to the Lady to increase my smoking capacity but my son the fabricator is so busy with his project (rebuilding a 1928 Model 8 Ford) that he can't get to my want to do list. He said that he'll bring me his extra mig/tig welder and some scrap stock so I can practice, but I don't think that I'll ever reach his skill level.
First off Welcome to SMF there Flua. Now the smoker looks soosooosooosooo cool looking and very nice work you are doing with the stainless also. Now you should have one great looking and I hope performing smoker there.
Back at the shop today, check so the parts fits together and its works fine. Pose whith the smokerstacks lose (its not crooked
) Have to cut off the smokerstacks and manufacture two valves to control the smoke better. In the next days the "smokerworks" come to lie down. The regular works call....
That's some beautiful work there. I've been a machinist most of my life. I was always a little jealous of those very highly skilled sheet metal guys. But this is over the top. Stainless is a difficult metal to work with and you make it look so easy. Nice work.