STAINLESS STEEL LIGHT BAR ALL FABBED UP

[hilljob]

sorry,im a hunt and peck kinda guy and never realize its that way until i have everything on there,then i dont feel like rewriting it.anyway,the bar is 1 1/2 inch .120 wall tubing

[Big Dad]

I really like the way that turned out. I figure drilling oversize holes and installing rubber gromets would be the way to go. Like I said, don't pay no attention to the knuckleheads.

[tower]

Exactly which measurements would you need off an H2? I'll get my calipers out!

[hilljob]

already told you in another post

[Big Dad]

Originally Posted by Iluvgettinghummers

Those welds look like the end of my pencil after a month in BANGCOK.

HAHAHAHAHA! The Fishbowl baby!

You mean after a night at the New Cleopatra Massage!

I'll take #12 and #17 and #23!

[hummer_metal]

Welds? Those are welds? I thought those were pieces of bubble gum stuck all around there.

Sloppy mig work no doubt, grab a tig and make love to the metal. If your going to use 316 SS which is correct, try buy it at a local scrap yard. I bought many pieces that were once boat covers and turned them into new things.

Your on to something, but your price is out of this world. I can put these out for 175.00 bucks easy, even charge a 15 dollar polish fee for the peeps that want polished.

BTW or FYI, preheat 316 prior to mig, you can use dynabrade to get the brushed look back. Or if the number 7447 meansw anything to you.

Just a suggestion is all.

You better get busy, the winter months are slow around these parts. I might need the money and decide to produce these myself. You can produce them for much cheaper, you know it and so do I.

[tower]

Originally Posted by hummer_metal

Welds? Those are welds? I thought those were pieces of bubble gum stuck all around there.

Sloppy mig work no doubt, grab a tig and make love to the metal. If your going to use 316 SS which is correct, try buy it at a local scrap yard. I bought many pieces that were once boat covers and turned them into new things.

Your on to something, but your price is out of this world. I can put these out for 175.00 bucks easy, even charge a 15 dollar polish fee for the peeps that want polished.

BTW or FYI, preheat 316 prior to mig, you can use dynabrade to get the brushed look back. Or if the number 7447 meansw anything to you.

Just a suggestion is all.

You better get busy, the winter months are slow around these parts. I might need the money and decide to produce these myself. You can produce them for much cheaper, you know it and so do I.

Anyone want to make one for my H2?

[hilljob]

i tell you what,you guys on here are a different breed,thats for sure,if you think you can do it cheaper,then do,quit talkin about it.i bet in the end,mine will look better

[hummer_metal]

Originally Posted by tower

Anyone want to make one for my H2?

Sure, after the christmas orders, come pay me a visit. I'd be happy to further assist you.

I know a great B&B you folks can stay at, and I can work with you to make them yourself. Not free of course, but you can say that you made them yourself.

i tell you what,you guys on here are a different breed,thats for sure,if you think you can do it cheaper,then do,quit talkin about it.i bet in the end,mine will look better

I can do it cheaper, I stated that fact clearly. I will, I have even invited another poster to do so with me.

Not with those welds friend, I have already advised you to tig the welds after you have shown the pictures. It is not a personal attack, and for that amount that you want to charge, you better leave it to the pros.

If you want to make it personal, grab your mig, I'll grab my tig. I will lay sweet rows of dimes while you make bubble gum.

I am a pro, don't bite off more than you can chew, well chewing is a everyday thing to you.

With short of insulting you, I am trying to explain to you that your approach is not correct.

Go to a local fab shop and learn the difference between mig and tig welding SS. After your done there, find a local scrap yard.