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Glad it was useful for you!

I'm sure it has! The guy I bought it from said he used to dye his animal traps in it when he was a kid.

I can't remember exactly but I would guess about 7 hours. It was a fair amount of work

Sorry I am just now responding to your comment. I don't think there is a fluid designed specifically for this style of saw. It isn't really necessary. The work piece stays cool and the blades stay sharp for a long time. I think cutting fluid would just make a mess.

Hi Greg. It's a 300 cu ft bottle. I want to say it's about 9.5 inches in diameter. Thank you!

@@falconfabrications Thanks for the reply, I really appreciate it.

Interesting. You think that paint and the fan are original to yours?

Very cool!! Good luck on your project, I'm sure it will be fun

​@@falconfabricationsi think you should make lid for this can too, i would want to see that video happening 😉.

@@oscar0006That is a good idea. More difficult but could be fun. I'll think about it. Thanks

Hello. The oxygen is a 300 cuft and the acetylene is around 140 cuft. Your best bet would be to keep an eye out for a used set that comes with everything you need. Just make sure the bottles are "customer owned" and in good shape. Not sure if you meant you want to braze a range of sizes from 1/16'' to 3/4'' or if you have a specific application where you want to join those 2 sizes together. I've never brazed anything thick like 3/4 steel. I'm sure it can be done but you'd have to get it pretty hot and it wouldn't be as structural as a weld. A stick welder would be good for something like that. You can find them cheap if you're on a budget. Otherwise a good MIG welder is hard to beat for general purpose steel welding, from thick to thin.

Appreciate it. It's a pretty basic design that isn't very difficult to build. I picked up a larger mig welder recently so I may have to build a 3rd one ha

@@falconfabrications you doing a video for it? I feel like a simple design is more functional in a lot of ways.

Agreed. Yes, I'll likely make a video on the new one but I'm moving out of town temporarily so it may not be until I get back. The welder is one of the newer Millermatic 255's so it'll be quite a bit larger than the previous two.

Thank you!

Appreciate it. Maybe not the most exciting video but it was a fun repair

Thanks. You build some cool stuff!

Thanks! It stained extra well since my truck was 1000 miles overdue for an oil change.

@@falconfabrications That's the Beverly hillbillies variety of black gold stain.

Made from the finest Saudi Arabian dinosaur juice

Haha thanks! It was unique but kind of a pain to use. I look forward to seeing your new cart

@@falconfabrications thanks bud,just waiting on gas.

I don't see the old arc welders too often either. I bet a lot of them have been scrapped for the copper unfortunately. Cool channel and nice CAD skills!

I think that style of saw is commonly rated to cut 1/4'' plate which is very conservative. I've cut some smaller pieces of 3/4'' and also some 6'' C-channel perpendicular to the "flange" of the channel which was like 2 inches wide. Never tried multiple passes. The best option is to just let the saw cool down more often if you're cutting thick stuff. You can cut thinner sheet too but it's hard on the blade so I keep a spare worn blade for that.