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Extreme Groundpounder Build Up. Got Steel?(new Pics/doors Started 10-23-2k8)


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today I learned: get the wire speed perfect and its soooo much easier to weld, the welds loook sooo much better, and Im not using up as much wire, nice valuable lesson.

no pics tonight sorry, I didnt add any steel, just getting as much of the corner beads done on pieces that I had only tacked in place, gonna try and finish all of the roof bracing tomorrow after work, soon I will be back in turlock ( 2 hours from home) during the week.

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ok So I got the steel done around the sun roof, I can now seal it up when I want to. B)

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little by little the steel gets closer to being done :)

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holly shit. Um are you sure those bags will support all that weight lol. Time to upgrade to some semi air bags lol

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osb and some silicone lol, probably baltic birch, not sure yet, I know im doing 2 layers + glass.

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This is lookin great David.

Lottsa steel in that bish....gotta be solid as hell.

Are you gonna panel it off...mdf bolted to the steel...w/ an opening to pump in the foam behind?....or some other idea?

Just curious.

Looks dope through the windshield....If I was ur neighbor...I'd be checkin in on this one for sure.

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Looks awesome David..Keep up the good work bro...I have a few quick questions for ya...What model Hobart are you using? is it the handler 140? Your welds still look like you are using too much wire speed...I would suggest setting it up using a scrap piece of tubing...start on voltage C, and adjust your wire speed slow enough to where it actually burns through the tubing...then bring it up slowly from there to where it does not immediately burn through...this will help you achieve better looking welds and save you on wire ;)

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