Too bad you have to stand on your head to use it though :thu
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Hey, I have the first two tools myself. Some real nice guy from Carmel Valley gave them to me. The Slag remover tool is the best. Just used it last night."Opentracker" said:Along with a nice place to weld, there are three tools that I don't ever weld without.
The first two are for the welding gun and are tools I designed for welding use.
The clipper helps me by having a solid place to cut the wire. It saves time by not having to look around for the clippers or having to pick them up off the floor. If you put the tip up to it at an angle, it will cut the wire off at an angle, leaving a super sharp point to start your weld with.
The screw looking deal is the end of a 1/2" wood bolt that I cut off and welded to a small plate. I use that to clean out the slag from inside the gun. Works great and is super easy to use.
Both of these tools are screwed to the wall by my welding station.
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The third one is to clean up the metal after the mig welding. It hits the metal hard enough to remove all but the larges dots and leaves a clean surface. It will also clean metal prior to welding. The are not cheap @ $11ea.
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Cleaned and uncleaned with the Mulit - Stripper ( sounds like a good name for a bar )
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Hmmmmm, Your way of manscaping?"67 evil eleanor" said:Course I really shouldn't say anything since I have burnt off all the hair on my forearms. Even lost a little in the arm pit too. . :dun
As John says, bare steel and chase it with a wire wheel in your right angle grinder periodically. Go back up to my pic and you can see how mine looks."copasspupil" said:I think if I don't apply something to the steel top, it is going to rust.