@@johnnavarro539 thanks. I was just at the right place and the right time to be able to get it.

@@slashsplat thanks for the feedback. It's always appreciated.

@jeffcarr923 on this one I'm not sure. I think it's an 8. As you can see it's the clear cup and wasn't marked. It made it easier to see the weld.

@@Ca21431 I've been very happy with mine. Nice machines for the price.

@@Ca21431 you are right I could build one but with these couple of tweeks this one will do what I need. This way I can spend my time on things I want to make.

@tjs_welding_and_fabrication you are right I should have thought of that. No excuses.

@HoodTimeWelding not sure what climate you are in but where I am we have to think about water freezing in railings, posts, etc. I know just capping has its downfalls without drilling a drain hole in the bottom plate into the tube cavity as well. I do both. I created many cut files for my tube caps square and round. So cutting them out is super quick. Even if I have to create a new cap that I don't have it takes a few seconds anyway.

@@Ca21431 awesome to hear

@@deepblueskys thank you

@@deepblueskys thank you

@@rnkustomz thank you

@@johnnavarro539 thank you

@@craigcolavito5606 I wanted to make sure it didn't bend again.

@@johnnavarro539 thank you

@@jeffcarr923 I've been open for 2 years just over 1 year as a LLC. It's taken a while and a lot of word of mouth. I'm also post everything on my Facebook page and cross posting to 8-9 local pages. The town I live in is about 7500 people. There aren't any small shops like mine. Everyone else in the area only wants to do bigger jobs. I'll do anything even 15 minute jobs. Sometimes this leads to bigger ones. Lastly, I'm very cheap but I have slowly been raising my rates as my reputation has grown.

Do you have to get something from the town to start a business

@@jeffcarr923 when I went legit and got my LLC I used Zen business so I knew everything is filed properly. I didn't want to miss anything. Then for local I called city hall and got help figuring out who I had to call. For PA it's Berkheimer who collects local tax. You'll have to find out for the state you live in. Zen business is a little pricey but they file your LLC with the state and federal and you get your tax ID number. I only used it to set things up and no longer use them. There are other ways to do it yourself this was just what was easiest for me. Any more questions let me know. I'll try to help.

I from ny

You'll have to look into it because I'm not sure what is required for NY. Sorry.

I don't know anything about that. All I know is I have had these for 1 1/2 yrs and use them all the time. No problems so far.

@@HoodTimeWelding I Own More Than 10 Chicago Electric And All Garbage, They Changed The Name Because Of A Millionaire Sued In Court.

@@phillippearce9680 thank you

I hadn't even thought of that until someone else had suggested to me too.

I did do a review in a previous video. Still it's a good machine that I've put a lot of wire through. The speed thing I've heard about from one other person. My machine doesn't do that but it is about 2 years old.

@@HoodTimeWelding copy that thank you for your response. I do love my Primeweld just wanted to ask . Great videos 💯

@@charliehuntsman9827 thank you for the feedback I really appreciate it.

Thank you. I had a customer looking for something a little different. This is what I came up with. I should actually have it totally finished tomorrow so the video with that should be out Thursday, May 27 at noon. Have to see what you think of that.

I thought about that but you are still dealing with some different curves and depressions with one big piece. It was easier I think to piece it like I did.

@@HoodTimeWelding your probly right , it took me like 11 hours to do one of these . I used 1/8 for a little extra life span

I had no way to check them. What you might not have noticed and I didn't point out is the plates already on there had points where the bolts holding the rings in running through them. So this was part of the reason I didn't remove them. They were holding the pulleys in place.

Solid wire .030 ER,70S-6

The bottom hupping up was more about me not being in practice on doing 2". Having to move quick and all. In the 9-12 and 3-12 the weld laid in the joint really nice.

Sorry I didn't respond at the time but I really appreciate the feedback. I try to do honest reviews.

You do have to run the grinder down them quickly on thicker stuff. You can feel a little edge.

Glad to hear I could help out!

1/2' thick mild steel, but it can be changed to meet people's needs.

That's where I got the thought. Looked for them and they cost $20 a piece and so I just made them.

Thank you. I try to come up with something a little different on each of my giveaways on Facebook. If I get enough subscribers on here I'll probably start something on here to.

I'm glad the video helped you make a decision.

Thank you. I tried coming up with something a little different and the customer loved it.

These type of bits work on everything but concrete and cement so if you can find one in 4" I think you would be good. They chew right through steel no problem.

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I'm really glad you enjoyed it. I try to be informative. I also have a video of welding with it if you are interested.

I try to share tools that others can use and work well. Thanks for the feedback.

Thank you.

Thank you

I got lucky that my neighbors sold it to me for a great price and we are able to afford it. I had looked on it enviously since I had moved in 2 years ago.

Thank you for the input.

If I remember correctly it will not but if you put it at 40 degrees it will. It just catches on the safety stop on the one side.

Truthfully I'm not sure. The concrete I was drilling was old stuff which is usually pretty hard in the center.

It does function as a regular drill but I find it a bit high speed for that. You can feather the trigger a little to help with that.

Thank you, I try.