If anyone needs any welding or fabrication done I do it on the side. I have access to a machine shop and can fix just about anything. Let me know if you need some help.

Thanks Craig, that's good to know.

what can you weld? and you do machining? conventional or cnc?

i put up a video in the testing area with drilling a square hole... looks crazy the way it cuts...

No cnc, just conventional. Mostly just welding steel. I sold my big tig machine. I have seen that video posted several places. It's really neat how it works.

You ever build a t-top, radar arch or rocket launcher for a boat? I may put one on a boat in the future, and was trying to find a local place to get a price quote. It would be stainless steel, so not your typical mild steel bending/welding.

It's quite a project, but I'm thinking of something like this:

no stainless. In stainless that would probably run you 3500-6500.00 depending on who did it.

Yeah, I have gotten a few quotes that are in line with that range. The only problem is the people willing and able to do the work are all on the coast. A bit of a hassle to say the least.

I had a buddy that lived in canton and all he did was custom t tops and outriggers and stuff. He used to haul boats back and forth between here and the coast. he got so busy that he just moved to Florida.

chris theres a place in marietta called stainless alloy and pipe. ive worked there part time when my job was slow.. give them a call.. dont know if they will do it or not..they may tig it..i think tig would look better as welds will look cleaner then as it being migged..

ive made lead pouring molds at my old work on conventional mill.. work was slow and i had time to do it..

Cool, I'll have to check them out.

How is the welding business going?