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1 month agoI was using the forks as a workbench to cut a piece of 1/2" steel with an acetylene torch. I thought I had enough overhang to make it work.
Those forks ended up about 1.5" shorter after I finished my cut.
I was using the forks as a workbench to cut a piece of 1/2" steel with an acetylene torch. I thought I had enough overhang to make it work.
Those forks ended up about 1.5" shorter after I finished my cut.
Haha, that’s a good call. I certainly should have. I was pretty new with the torch so I suppose I was focused on the task at hand.
And it was just the tip™️. The last inch or 2 on the fork of a small lift won’t make a lot of noise compared to the torch.