An X-pipe I made this weekend....
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An X-pipe I made this weekend....
With my new Bandsaw i got for X-mas. Took me about 30 minutes for this rough fab-up. Need to do a little fine tweaking on the inside, clean up of the shavings and what not.
What you think?
What you think?
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Originally Posted by Brandon
welds look like shiet. j/k very nice welds.
nice work hutto.
nice work hutto.
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Originally Posted by V6 Bird
Actually they dont look that great for me...I was having trouble with the electricty in the garage yesterday.
haha if you actually had a real garage and stop stealing power from the apt one it would work alot better haha
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Originally Posted by Lane
Nice work Mike.
I want a band-saw!! What kind did you get and what kind of $$ - if you don't mind me asking?
I want a band-saw!! What kind did you get and what kind of $$ - if you don't mind me asking?
I reasearched them for what I was/could use them for alot...the vice on the machine is big enough to hold up to 3.5" J's I believe like the Magnaflow stuff.
I narrowed it down between the Craftsman version and the one at Northern Tools.
They had every feature the same, so i bought the Northern one. I set the pipe up where i want it cut, and alk away man. Its this sweet!
Heres the one i bought.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...ctId=607&R=607
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Originally Posted by 2MuchRiceMakesMeSick
Nice work.
I bet shipping killed you on that deal.
I bet shipping killed you on that deal.
Theres one right here by my house...5 minutes at the most.
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Originally Posted by V6 Bird
I reasearched them for what I was/could use them for alot...the vice on the machine is big enough to hold up to 3.5" J's I believe like the Magnaflow stuff.
I narrowed it down between the Craftsman version and the one at Northern Tools.
They had every feature the same, so i bought the Northern one. I set the pipe up where i want it cut, and alk away man. Its this sweet!
Heres the one i bought.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...ctId=607&R=607
I narrowed it down between the Craftsman version and the one at Northern Tools.
They had every feature the same, so i bought the Northern one. I set the pipe up where i want it cut, and alk away man. Its this sweet!
Heres the one i bought.
http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...ctId=607&R=607
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Originally Posted by V6 Bird
With my new Bandsaw i got for X-mas. Took me about 30 minutes for this rough fab-up. Need to do a little fine tweaking on the inside, clean up of the shavings and what not.
What you think?
What you think?
My old exhaust, horrible pics, sorry.
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Originally Posted by BTL FED
Thats the same bandsaw I bought a couple of months ago, they work great, pick up the bi-metal blades for it and it cuts 100x better than the blade that comes with it. I dont know what I ever did without my bandsaw, I hate using my cutoff saw now its too damn noisy and messy
What TPI are you using with your bi-metal blades. Fastenal had some variable 10-14tpi bi metal stuff. I was thinking about getting some of them.
Im stuck on the cutting oil though..Mine has the pump and stuff for it just havent found the fluid yet.
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We've got a huge version of that saw, as well as some $120k CNC machines, and we use Val-Cool blue metalworking fluid for all of them. Grab a 5 gallon bucket, it'll last you for years. It's water soluble, you dilute it about 10:1.
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