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A bit off-topic... Now that the workload has settled down from…

A bit off-topic...  Now that the workload has settled down from the rush to seal things up before Fall/Winter made a mess of it all, I finished up the welding cart (first project with the "new" 120/240V welder which made the whole b-pillar/drip rail project possible, while awaiting the extension cord to be able to actually reach the Bronco) with a few conveniences and painted it:  nozzle holder so I'm not always tripping over it and/or hitting the trigger and running out excess wire, side handle for cord storage, and top plate holes for easier ratchet strap attachment.

I used the same square tubing, along with some heavy plate left over from the hitch receiver I cut up for my front winch bumper, to make another nozzle holder I can set down on work surfaces.
A bit off-topic... Now that the workload has settled down from the rush to seal things up before Fall/Winter made a mess of it all, I finished up the welding cart (first project with the "new" 120/240V welder which made the whole b-pillar/drip rail project possible, while awaiting the extension cord to be able to actually reach the Bronco) with a few conveniences and painted it: nozzle holder so I'm not always tripping over it and/or hitting the trigger and running out excess wire, side handle for cord storage, and top plate holes for easier ratchet strap attachment. I used the same square tubing, along with some heavy plate left over from the hitch receiver I cut up for my front winch bumper, to make another nozzle holder I can set down on work surfaces.Original file
A bit off-topic...  Now that the workload has settled down from the rush to seal things up before Fall/Winter made a mess of it all, I finished up the welding cart (first project with the "new" 120/240V welder which made the whole b-pillar/drip rail project possible, while awaiting the extension cord to be able to actually reach the Bronco) with a few conveniences and painted it:  nozzle holder so I'm not always tripping over it and/or hitting the trigger and running out excess wire, side handle for cord storage, and top plate holes for easier ratchet strap attachment.

I used the same square tubing, along with some heavy plate left over from the hitch receiver I cut up for my front winch bumper, to make another nozzle holder I can set down on work surfaces.

A bit off-topic... Now that the workload has settled down from the rush to seal things up before Fall/Winter made a mess of it all, I finished up the welding cart (first project with the "new" 120/240V welder which made the whole b-pillar/drip rail project possible, while awaiting the extension cord to be able to actually reach the Bronco) with a few conveniences and painted it: nozzle holder so I'm not always tripping over it and/or hitting the trigger and running out excess wire, side handle for cord storage, and top plate holes for easier ratchet strap attachment.

I used the same square tubing, along with some heavy plate left over from the hitch receiver I cut up for my front winch bumper, to make another nozzle holder I can set down on work surfaces.

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