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Metal Fabricator's Handbook
Metal Fabricator's Handbook - Everyone who owns a buggy, bends something, breaks something, or has to make something for it. This book covers everything that has to do with working with metal. Ron Fournier is the ultimate metal craftsman. Another must-have if you are planning to fabricate anything. Highly Recommended!!!
(Added: 14-Dec-2000 Hits: 10138 )

Racer's Guide to Fabricating Shop Equipment No. S145
Racer's Guide to Fabricating Shop Equipment No. S145 - Do you have the space but don't want to spend the $$$ for the cool tools? This book has plans and instructions to build your own engine stand, rotating chassis fabrication stand, hoist, sheet metal brake, hydraulic press, and motorized flame cutter. (All cool tools)Includes a material list and step-by-step directions for everything. They say you can do it all for less than $400. I believe it! Recommended!
(Added: 9-Feb-2001 Hits: 7842 )

Welder's Handbook: A Complete Guide to Mig, Tig, Arc & Oxyacetylene Welding
Welder's Handbook: A Complete Guide to Mig, Tig, Arc & Oxyacetylene Welding - This book has much more than what the name implies. It covers stress, warpage, brazing, soldering, jigs, tig, arc, mig, you name it...it has it! If I had this book way back when, I wouldn't have had to learn about stress and warpage the hard way. It explains everything necessary to weld metal and brings to light some of the things that beginners may never consider. If you own this book and Ron Fourier's Metal Fabrication Handbook you will be one step ahead in the world of metal fabrication. Another Dune-Buggy.com Winner! Highly Recommended!!!
(Added: 14-Dec-2000 Hits: 3670 )

BuggyWebs: Intercooled Air Compressor - The purpose of intercooling an air compressor is to rid the air of water BEFORE it gets into the tank. Maybe you have experienced water dripping off the end of your air hose and you are using a water separator, and you still have water dripping! The reason is the air is super-heated and the water is in a vapor state. It goes right through the water separator because it is in a gas state, not liquid.
(Added: 17-Feb-2001 Hits: 3242 )
BuggyWebs: Intercooled Air Compressor

Homebrew Air Compressor - This page describes details of a homebrew air compressor, using a Briggs and Stratton lawn mower engine driven by a washing machine motor. It is intended as merely a description of what the author has constructed, not as a construction plan.
(Added: 4-Oct-2001 Hits: 3139 )

Pirate4x4.Com - Bendin' Tube 101 - I'm sure for some, when you first unpack your bender, you’ll be lost. I don’t blame you, it looks like some sort of mediaeval torture devise… lol

It’ll have some very confusing instructions and list of calculations that might as well be written in some ancient language. So you’ll throw some tube in the thing, pull the handle, and Ohhhh YEahhhh, you’ve bent tube with your bare hands! (In my best Tim Allen voice…aruh… aruhh... arhhh)

But now you’ve got a bent piece of tube, with no way to know where to start, or stop. I’d like to share some simple things I’ve learned, after what seems like miles of wasted tube.

Yes, there is another way to do it!...

(Added: 15-Jan-2002 Hits: 6054 )

Anodizing Aluminum and other Metals - Anodizing Aluminum (pieced together from various sources, including the newsgroup. JK) First, this is only meant to apply to aluminum. Other metals, such as titanium, niobium, and possibly magnesium and others, can also be...
(Added: 10-May-2001 Hits: 2300 )

So you're building a garage... - Things you'll want Compressor Parts washer Pressure washer Wiring stuff... Lights -- the more the better. Have at least one that is switched inside the house if you have a detached garage....
(Added: 19-Nov-2001 Hits: 2796 )

The ideal Home Garage - Given the chance to build your own garage, what would you do?
Dimensions, special goodies like a mounting location for an engine
hoist, workbench design, stuff like that.

(Added: 19-Nov-2001 Hits: 4238 )

Fun with Molten Metal - How to make a Small Foundry - Fun with Molten Metal! (Disclaimer: I'm not a blacksmith or a carpenter. I don't even play them on TV, so if you decide to try any of this stuff and hurt yourself, don't come crying to me about it...) I started hanging out...
(Added: 21-Mar-2001 Hits: 2608 )

Hydraulic Metal Working Machine - The following report summarizes the materials, equipment, and processes necessary to construct a versatile shop press. The machine is capable of serving as a hydraulic press, sheet metal brake, shear for thin sheet metal, and tubing bender. The ability to bend tubing requires a set of tube bending dies, and an accomodating roller support fixture, which is not shown in this presentation. The basic geometry of this machine suits all of the functions listed above...
(Added: 11-Feb-2001 Hits: 5829 )

Da Flow Bench Part 1 - Da Flow Bench Part 1 High Performance Flow Bench On A Budget By Pablo
(Added: 2-Oct-2003 Hits: 1476 )

Tubing Bender - You just can't go building a tube chassis without a tube bender, right? I don't think the price is right on the tube bending frames that everyone sells, so I built my own. I called up Pro-Tools in Florida, and...
(Added: 18-Feb-2001 Hits: 10734 )

Flow Bench Plans - Flow Bench Article From Popular Hot Rodding, September and October '93.
(Added: 4-Oct-2001 Hits: 3797 )





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