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Reply With QuoteWelcome to the forum OE. You have done some nice work, thanks for sharing. Be sure to get entered in the latest contest, you could win a nice LP80 plasma cutter.
Dan
Junior Member
Hello all,
I've been poking around this forum for a few days. I do not have a Longevity welder yet, but I'm looking to buy the Weldall 200PI (as long as the taxman is not too harsh on me).
That said, I currently have a Lincoln MIG welder that has served me well at home and I use a Miller stick/TIG and MIG units at work. I'm an engineer on a ship, so I do everything from electrical to plumbing to diesel repair/maintenance and yes, fabrication. One of the first questions that I was asked in my interview was, "can you weld?". Since then, I've turned into the go to guy when metal needs to get suck together.
So here are some pics of the stuff that I have made along the way. None of it was made w/ a Longevity machine, but hopefully that should change.
My home welding bench:
Bracket to hang a deer feeder:
Jacking tool for baring an EMD 710 diesel engine over by hand:
Water cooled light bulb
Grinder Pedestal:
Tool Boards:
Sounding Tube Plug Wrench (3/4" square)
Well, that's enough sharing for now.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first." -Thomas Jefferson
Current Equipment:
WeldAll 200PI, Lincoln HD3200 MIG welder, Rockwell 6x48 belt sander, Jet Horizontal Band Saw & a 1950's Craftsman Drill Press named Leroy.
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Welcome to the forum OE. You have done some nice work, thanks for sharing. Be sure to get entered in the latest contest, you could win a nice LP80 plasma cutter.
Dan
Units owned
Longevity WeldPro LS200PI (IGBT) welder and Force Cut LP80 plasma cutter, Longevity auto dark welding helmet
Atlas 10x36" lathe
Craftsman 5HP 30 Gal compressor
Home made CNC router/plasma cutting table powered by Longevity Force Cut LP80
Home built aluminum foundry, HF 4x6 bandsaw, O/A torch
Senior Member
Welcome from me too OE. - Looks like you have a pretty nice shop there. I had to smile when I saw all the clamps - you can never have too many clamps!
Cheers,
Art R.
Longevity LS200-PI multi-purpose cutter/welder,
Miller 180 Auto-Set MIG,
Custom 5hp compressor,
Junior Member
contest; check. I'll have to get on that.Originally Posted by Gadget
That pic w/ the clamps is of the shop on the ship that I work on. I totally agree on not having too many clamps. When I first joined this ship, they had c-clamps all over the place to secure overhead hoists & things. I eventually reclaimed all of them and made clamps out of round stock, a nut and all thread. Now when I go back to work and I see 'my' clamps missing I get a little annoyed.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first." -Thomas Jefferson
Current Equipment:
WeldAll 200PI, Lincoln HD3200 MIG welder, Rockwell 6x48 belt sander, Jet Horizontal Band Saw & a 1950's Craftsman Drill Press named Leroy.
Senior Member
How big is the ship?
Art R.
Longevity LS200-PI multi-purpose cutter/welder,
Miller 180 Auto-Set MIG,
Custom 5hp compressor,
Junior Member
It is on the small side. 312', 8000 hp.
Here is a little info on it. The part about going down the Tennessee-Tombigbee waterway is now incorrect. They tried it once or twice and found that what should work in theory doesn't always work in practice.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first." -Thomas Jefferson
Current Equipment:
WeldAll 200PI, Lincoln HD3200 MIG welder, Rockwell 6x48 belt sander, Jet Horizontal Band Saw & a 1950's Craftsman Drill Press named Leroy.
Moderator
Hello and WELCOME to the forum Ocular. Nice photos, thanks for sharing. They show some nice work. We din't care what type of welder you have, just that you have joined the forum is enough.
keith
The older the Boys, the more expensive the TOYS
Previously Owned equipment;
Miller gas welder, Union Carbide 400 amp ac/dc/tig welder, Dayton 230 amp ac/dc welder with Miller 400 amp HF unit.
LS-160P
Current equipment;
3HP Speedair air compressor, Wilton drill press, Craftsman 10x36 lathe, 10 ton hydrolic press, Portaband band saw, OA torch,
2 Longevity autodarking helmets
WeldAll 200PI
Senior Member
Leroy???????
(Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
and I do some of it with:
Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
Lincoln 225 tombstone
grrrrrinders, bench and ra
hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
Oh yeah: GO BIG RED!
Junior Member
I picked him up at an estate sale a few years ago.
"The two enemies of the people are criminals and government, so let us tie the second down with the chains of the Constitution so the second will not become the legalized version of the first." -Thomas Jefferson
Current Equipment:
WeldAll 200PI, Lincoln HD3200 MIG welder, Rockwell 6x48 belt sander, Jet Horizontal Band Saw & a 1950's Craftsman Drill Press named Leroy.
Senior Member
Makes sense to me, dude! Just caught my eye and curiosity!
(Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
and I do some of it with:
Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
Lincoln 225 tombstone
grrrrrinders, bench and ra
hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
Oh yeah: GO BIG RED!
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