I don't weld docks currently just use them. The welds are part of how they mount.
I'm surprised that most the welds I see hold up to a 5 ton+ lift plus its cargo on a daily basis.

 

finally starting to stack some dimes

 

I can't get my puddle to stack dimes like that, I always have more dimes in it lol.

 

yeah I don't really know why mine come out like that lol. I always push unless going down hill, and I just go back and forth. no C's or anything. I don't even know if it's strong that way but I sure like how it looks

 

Mig?

 

yup

 

yeah just a miller 220 something or other

 

Thats wierd I have to try to gwt more space between my welds

 

Here's some better ones

 

Too bad that axle won't see any real use.

 

What axle? That's my buddies TJ rear 8.8 were working on

 

I thought these turner out pretty decent. Working on a tire carrier in fab class last night.

 

Wouldn't hurt to tighten that whip up a little, its not holding up a building though so no worries.

 

Did this in an hour


The weld nuts are TIG welded and the fillet joint are MIG welded.

 

Made this to hold my mig gun on the table few years ago.

It's really helpful