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Old 10-17-2014, 10:06 PM
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Just started on my bed cage build, wanted to make it so my pelican cooler and off road gear would fit. I.E spare tires fuel cans, jack.



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Old 10-26-2014, 12:58 AM
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You're new to welding aren't you?.............


At least you were protecting your eyes.


That said, it looks like a good start on the cage.
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That hot slag must have felt pretty good on the bare feet and legs. Somewhere there's a Health and Safety rep weeping quietly. lol
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Im only about 85 percent there, still need to make space for fuel cans and toolbox, maybe even mount a light.
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Everything fits very well but still not done. Welds are holding and everything stayed in place after a test run.
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New to welding no, and hot slag didn't bother me I'm Mexican that's how we roll sissies! !
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Nice build project, turned out great.
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