deadbodyman
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I guess I'll start this one off with something simple that everyone likes..I use this for forming wheelwells its pretty self explanitory,I think
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deadbodyman
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Loc: augusta,Ga.
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This ones real handy for any kind of work that uses air hose.Its just a steel wheel cut in half,when put in front of a wheel it keeps the hose from getting caught up in the tire,very annoying when your in a hurry,and a real problem in a paint booth.This is what I have new guys make when I teach them how to cut with torches.the hose just glides through and never gets stuck in the tire
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deadbodyman
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In response to deadbodyman
Of course theres lots of other uses for old wheels.if you cut the ends off a drive shaft and weld it to a wheel it makes a great stand for your bench grinder or abead roller
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deadbodyman
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Loc: augusta,Ga.
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In response to deadbodyman
Later on I'll show you my bandsaw plans for resawing lumber using spare tire donuts and rear spindles off an old grand prix
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