If you want I could throw my chop saw in the car and you could use it to make it into bite size pieces to get it to school.

 

that would be awesome. What time do you work Thursday or Friday

 

My teachers not sure it it will cut something that thick

 

Your better off cutting it with a vertical handsaw and then cutting them into shape and grinding into the final shape plasma won't do it without a really high amperage and oxygen you'll have to bump it up so much and the amount of time you cut just one piece you'll have to grind of either way.

 

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/evl/pts/4314316413.html

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/ptd/4307247931.html

http://phoenix.craigslist.org/nph/pts/4296335784.html

http://flagstaff.craigslist.org/pts/4285610073.html

Oh I'm in AZ by the way

 

Its capable of high amps, and we always run oxy with it.

 

Anyone have experience with these? Thinking of just getting some of these
http://www.crutchfield.com/p_2064CS6...54.html?tp=105

 

i cant remember wether it was a propane torch or gas i think its propane but itll cut straight through 4" solid steel we used it when i was there

 

With the right sized tip, oxy will cut through anything

 

no i know that, im talking about a metal cutting torch i think that runs of gasoline or something, you guys might have someone come in with one and show you guys, they did in one of my welding classes

 

Im not in the program, they just show us different joints and how to weld them with each method

 

So my taxes came in today, payed of a cc in a half lol. Also ordered some kicker 6 1/2s. Need to go look at metal soon and start looking into what I need to change my tranny fluid and filter, anyone want to help me never done it before?

 

Sounds like that would be better for a set of sliders than a bumper.

 

Not using it for a bumper, its solid 2x4 I can barely move it by myself. Im thinking D ring tabs. Way to heavy for sliders

 

Oh "solid" I missed that.