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At times, I need to tweak some metal a little to weld or bend into position. I have used a combination of things; come alongs, ratcheting chain binders, turnbuckles in conjunction with nylon straps, ropes made into a loop with a sheet bend then with a lark's head, chains, and various other things in various situations.
Is there anything like a mini come along? Maybe just a small ratchet binder? What do you use to pull things into position?
I once had what amounted to a miniature chain hoist. Rated at 500 lb, operated by a 3/8" ratchet. It was called a "tool box hoist". Got it at Northern Tool. Glad I didn't pay much for it, because it was worthless.
An approach I've used that you didn't mention is the HF version of a hydraulic "porta power". They have good sales on them occasionally. That, with an accessory "puller", works very well indeed and it does not take no for an answer. Use with robust chain, not rope or nylon strap. The working range (pull distance) is limited so you don't want to waste any in stretch.
I got mine on sale for $89. I don't use it all that often but I've definitely gotten $89 worth out of utility from it. No question! It's one of those tools that can change a several-hour session of frustration and cussing into a short session ending with "hot damn!" One example: removing stuck-by-rust hitch from receiver tube. I always get it out when I'm going to weld up a rectangular frame. I plan the welds, tack judiciously, etc etc, you know the drill ... and then I let it fix my sins of commission and omission to tweak the corners to blackout square.
Some 3/4" allthread, a few nuts and some scrap bits can be handy at times if not a lot of force is required.
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Try the little ratcheting tiedowns with 1" nylon strap. They'll pull a considerable tension. I used one for keeping my mill stand straight before and during welding. And I used it to tweak the stand after welding, when it was standing on 3 legs. It pulled that 1/8" skew out of it, too. I was impressed. The comealong was too long and I'd forgotten I owned a portapower unit at the time.
I picked up their 4T unit for $69.
I sometimes use a beefy turnbuckle, some wire rope, and some rope clips to pull something true. Whatever fits into the space I have (plus whatever I have lying around) is what I use.
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. The comealong was too long and I'd>forgotten I owned a portapower unit at the time.
Chains and turnbuckles of various weights and sizes for each work well.
The best combination of compactness, strength and fine adjustment I've found is a worm-drive strap winch. I bought mine used and haven't seen anything similar for sale new. It's too inefficient to be a good general-purpose hoist, for that I like the 3/4 ton Jet lever chain puller.
WalMart's 2" webbing tie-down will pull 1000Lbs. Their little takedown cable puller in a clear/black plastic case is OK after greasing it and fixing the obvious flaws, mainly reshaping the ratchets.
You could use your welding Vise-Grips to tighten the chain. I have an 11R tightened to ~500 Lbs on a load cell in front of me right now. The smaller 6R almost reached 400.
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--For stuff that's so small that you can't get the ratchet binder in there I use those new squeeze-to-tighten woodworking clamps. If you get good ones, there's an option that lets you reverse the jaws so that you can push, as well as pull with them. IIRC Stanley makes a decent one..
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I tend to use things that squeeze from the outside more than pull from the inside, especially on small things. I use pipe clamps, bar clamps, Vise-Grips bar clamps, and C-clamps.
I like Ries Niemi's idea, which is to take a stout turnbuckle and weld the bolt ends to the workpiece. That way you can either pull or push. When you're done, you just break off the tacks and clean up with a flap wheel.
It's damn ridiculous sometimes what it all looks like when I'm finally ready to put a good weld in just the right spot.
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From Howdy Doody to Beanie & Cecil to H.R. Pufnstuff to Kermit the Frog, the history of children's television has been peppered with beloved puppets and their masters. Though lacking in the sophistication and elaborate flash of many of her peers, ventriloquist Shari Lewis and her feisty sock puppet Lamb Chop reigned supreme as the queen and princess of modern puppetry. Though adults loved the playful, peppery exchanges between Lewis and her wooly alter ego, her primary appeal was to children and it was as a teacher that Lewis made her greatest impact. Her awards included 12 Emmys, a Peabody, and seven Parents' Choice Awards.
The New York City native was raised amidst culture and Lewis herself had many more talents than belly talking. Lewis' mother began teaching her piano when she was two, while her father taught her ventriloquism and a few magic tricks. As a teen, she attended the city's prestigious High School of Music and Art, where she studied piano, violin, music theory, and orchestration. She learned to dance at the School of American Ballet and honed her acting skills at the Neighborhood Playhouse. She made her first television appearance on Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scout and won.
Lewis and Lamb Chop, as a team, made their television debut on a 1957 episode of Captain Kangaroo. The diminutive redhead and her simple puppet were instant hits with both children and their parents, and within a few months Lewis was hosting her first children's program, simply titled The Shari Lewis Show. Though it featured other Lewis-created creatures, Lamb Chop was the undisputed star. As an entertainer, Lewis was also a talented dancer, musician, singer, and the author of 30 books. Her first show ran between 1960 and 1963, but due to the increasing popularity of televised cartoons, it was cancelled. In many episodes, the mischievous Lamb Chop would get herself into a fix that would culminate with a lesson reinforced by Lewis with a gentle discussion or a song. Lewis believed that children achieved self-esteem through positive actions. Whereas cartoons by their nature promoted passive viewing, Lewis tried to encourage a form of interaction between herself and young viewers. Shows always offered some kind of activity. Years later, she took the next step and made several interactive CD-Roms. After her show folded, Lewis made a few appearances in Las Vegas and also appeared on many game shows. She also made a name for herself as a symphony conductor and played with orchestras the world over. In 1968, Lewis again hosted her own show, this time for the British Broadcasting Corporation and stayed on the air through 1976. She would not return to American television until 1992, when she created and starred in Lamb Chop's Play-Along for the PBS network. Five of her Emmy awards were given to Lewis for her work on this program. In addition to performing, she was passionately involved as a member on the National Board of the Girl Scouts and the International Board of the Boy Scouts. She was on the Board of the International Reading Association. Other awards received by Lewis include the John F. Kennedy Center Award for Excellence and Creativity and the Action for Children's Television Award. In the spring of 1993, she accepted an honorary doctorate in education from New York state's Hofstra University. In 1998, Lewis was working on her latest children's series for PBS, The Charlie Horse Music Pizza when she was diagnosed with uterine cancer and had to stop production to undergo chemotherapy. Unfortunately, six weeks into treatment, Lewis contracted pneumonia and passed away. She was 65. She is survived by her husband of 40 years, publisher Jerry Tarcher.
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I like the general direction their going with here. The true benefit of Lego is to be creative and you sell kids stuff to mothers anyway. So, I like it and I think it works. Don't know if the light bulb is associated with ideas in every culture though.
Little johnny scratched his head and thought: Hm. I ate the goldfish earlier. Wonder if I could swallow a lightbulb.
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That is EXACTLY who I was referencing. Oh Rog! You, me, wavelength, feel it!
And a few years later we see Johnny and his lightbulb again
...and let the poets cry themselves to sleep. And all their tearfull words would turn back into steam
Blech! That made me gag a little. I wasn't ready for it! Topical though, nice linkeroo, you have an amazing memory Minimum.
Nice....wait what's the word I'm looking for? Poop! That's it.
Too forced considering the possibilities.
Doin' it for the points
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from Mendota Il
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
This gun worked good and I am well please with it. Has a good pattern and lite weight.
Love my new paint sprayer !
By Big M
from Collierville, Tennessee
Painting like a professional now ! Great spray gun !
Perfect for cerakote application.
By Jim
from Alabama
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
I've used this spray gun for a few batches of cerakote application with no issues. Gun is easy to clean with lacquer thinner.
Nice Gun glad I spent a little more on this one.
By Abq Fly Guy
from Albuquerque. NM
I have done a little Automotive and aircraft painting. I own the higher price HF HPLV 20 oz gun with the oversized Al cup. I am going to re-paint my truck, this time doing a color change and needed a gun for the jams. I bought this gun to spray Cerokote professional gun coating, later the jams if I liked it. I was impressed how smooth this gun applied the Cerokote. This finish is very thin and I was worried it would run on me while I was learning how the gun sprayed. Not the case, I had great control.
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Hydrographics guys love these
By mstrmstr
from northwest indiana
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I use this for my hydrographics activator application. Proper spray pattern at low pressure so I don't blow holed in my floating graphics. Makes my job easy and sweet. The at sprayer pressure gauge is the bomb.. accurate and consistent.I also use it for application of Cerakote in a perfect thin layer without runs. Easy to clean and spare cups are available.
Gun was bigger and better then what I needed and on sale.
By The car repair painter.
from Wausau, WI.
Using a brush for touch up on my car was terrible. This 4 oz spray gun did a professional looking job and it was easy to use and clean.
Delivers huge improvements in interior trim finishes
By J Miles
from Escondido, CA
I had the smaller $13 detail gun and upgraded to this unit because the larger nozzle works better with the latex gloss enamel I spray on mouldings and trim pieces. The finish and tight pattern this gun offers made a massive improvement in my interior trim appearance and finish quality.
Great value! Easy enough to get good spray from an amateur.
By Rub2stix
from Clancy, MT
Very pleased with this gun. Beat the heck out of the other one I had. Using it to spray single-stage enamel over small interior parts. Cleans easily, adjustments work well, good manual with hints and trouble-shooting. Can't wait to shoot some more with it! I'm an amateur with very little body and paint experience, but this gun really laid down a nice smooth metallic.
Uses 3M PPS adapter #21
By phiksit
from Green Bay, Wi
I've mainly been using it to spray 1K polyurethane on small projects. I sprayed clear on some shelving once and it turned out nice also. I have an older purple model and use the 3M pps cups, which work really nice. I've noticed I have to be within a couple inches of the surface to get decent coverage, even after thinning. I'm a novice, but I can get a decent looking finish with this gun.
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with PPS cup
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