Flameffects
Observer
Before I started I needed ideas for my build. Thought some one might like to see another builders method or madness. So far I have had good results. 
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Fuso FG build ideas
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Flameffects
Observer
Looks good!
I see a horizontal/vertical band saw up against the wall in your shop, I'm sure it got a lot of use, they're a metal workers friend.
I helped a buddy weld up a dune buggy frame years ago. His wife was hounding him to rap up the job, she was afraid he'd burn the house down. Learned a lot about tack welding and the use of jigs. When we were done one front tire sat 2" off the ground.
I see a horizontal/vertical band saw up against the wall in your shop, I'm sure it got a lot of use, they're a metal workers friend.
I helped a buddy weld up a dune buggy frame years ago. His wife was hounding him to rap up the job, she was afraid he'd burn the house down. Learned a lot about tack welding and the use of jigs. When we were done one front tire sat 2" off the ground.
Flameffects
Observer
TX, Ezra!
Flameffects
Observer
Gantry, mill, lathe, break, mig, tig, plasma…….I am well equipped but could always use some more room.
UpperCrust
Building and Learning
That looks nice!
Flameffects
Observer
Thank you. Its good to get a pat on the back. Some times I wonder if I want to endure the remainder of the project.
Thank you. Its good to get a pat on the back. Some times I wonder if I want to endure the remainder of the project.
Focus and Finish....Focus and Finish!
SkiFreak
Crazy Person
You're definitely not the first to be thinking that. I for one can totally relate.
LeishaShannon
Adventurer
Thank you. Its good to get a pat on the back. Some times I wonder if I want to endure the remainder of the project.
Keep going, after you drive it out of the drive way on your first trip the sweat, tears, and long days are quickly forgotten
Often its the 'Pursuit of Perfection' that impacts a project.
'We ought to pursue excellence and pride in all we do. Our next step forward should be the right next step and it should be taken with as much intention as possible. But doing our best and achieving perfection are rarely the same. When perfection becomes the goal, it becomes the enemy of progress—and in this way, it often distracts us from taking the essential risk of moving forward.'
From TinyHouseMagazine Issue 31
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Flameffects
Observer
One more day and its off to be painted!
Well maybe two more days….?
Well maybe two more days….?