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Today I built a welding cable holder for my new welding cart. It was made from the housing from the fan of the
old Miller CP-200 that I am in the process of scrapping out. I sawed off the curved piece and cut that in half so I
can make one holder for each side, Also a piece of 1/8 inch plate was cut up to make the bracket and tabs to
hold the cables. I tested the stick welder function out and it was OK but I did weld the tabs on with a gas torch
as it was a work holding difficulty for arc welding.
There are a lot of cables for the machines so this will be a useful addition to the cart. Also, I made some brackets with rubber on the back
to keep the TIG machine from slipping off the cart.
I dissected the fan cage using the band saw. The curved part was used to fabricate the welding cable rack.
old Miller CP-200 that I am in the process of scrapping out. I sawed off the curved piece and cut that in half so I
can make one holder for each side, Also a piece of 1/8 inch plate was cut up to make the bracket and tabs to
hold the cables. I tested the stick welder function out and it was OK but I did weld the tabs on with a gas torch
as it was a work holding difficulty for arc welding.
There are a lot of cables for the machines so this will be a useful addition to the cart. Also, I made some brackets with rubber on the back
to keep the TIG machine from slipping off the cart.
I dissected the fan cage using the band saw. The curved part was used to fabricate the welding cable rack.
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