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I hear you there. Would need to be equipped with a self balancing gyro. Clutch in making it even remotely feasible.

Seems spot on. Thanks for the tip. I'll be popping over there to see what's up. Appreciate the heads up about your experience as well as your point of view. Beginning of the year I was looking into auto darkening welding Goggles. Was tempted to go with Yeswelder. They had a set going for...

Appreciate the response. Got a link so I can check it out ?

Honestly, the price was appealing as well as a "two birds, one stone" situation. I don't have a plasma cutter or a tig welder.

Something like this. https://ibb.co/D5Gptks

Thanks for the reply, but I was asking for feedback about that specific brand, their customer service, track record, product performance claims and longevity.

Was thinking of getting one of these. I'd hit up YouTube and Reddit for user feedback, but it's too easy for promoters and influencers to put out biased feedback. Does anyone here have any experience with this brand's machines...

My bad. Was 6 beers deep when I posted at 5am.

Slowly, but surely it's coming along. https://ibb.co/r0RmFGF https://ibb.co/yshMtns https://ibb.co/k9KbgZy https://ibb.co/92HtzX0

You read my mind. That was the plan. For checking the angle, was going to do something similar. Mini level on the bolts.

Yep. Messed that up by 3 degrees in the very beginning. Was planning on coming back to that after the front wheels are fixed.

https://ibb.co/xLnZ018 Frame to each wheel arm. If I'm right, both arms need the metal removed between the 90 and 83 degrees points. That would allow me to fold the arms back up to the frame and make the wheels perpendicular to the ground.

The connection points of the frame to the square tubing axles. The wheels aren't perpendicular to the ground. They slant outwards at roughly a 97 degree angle. Going to cut the welds and fix it.

Miscalculated the angle. https://ibb.co/42RvSgb

With any luck these will be attached tomorrow. https://ibb.co/0XL4kwP

Popped the M12 bolts in the hubs. Got like a glove. Had to use a washer to tighten it up. Threads were just barely beyond the hubs. Wheel freely spins. Kweld showed up a yesterday. As for protecting the batteries, I went and acquired two 20mm rocket box ammo cans. Going to build platforms...

Rock on. I was looking into things regarding automotive applications of classes 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9. 8.8 - stuff like suspension, brakes, rotor mount bolts, etc. 10.9- bolting larger parts together with higher stress like the chassis. 12.9- for even higher stress applications like the engine...

Just to be safe. I ordered 2 of these plus the corresponding nuts. https://ibb.co/X8Ms0Ld

I think it's this only 3/8". Will have to stop by menards to check. https://ibb.co/jG9f3Dr If I'm right, the RC is 38-43.