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It's not terrible. I'd add a rail around the edge and some tiedown loops, but that looks like a simple easy project for sure.
 
This just makes me want to get a welder and learn. . . but I would probably just end up burning my garage down :artist: :lasercannon:
 
This just makes me want to get a welder and learn. . . but I would probably just end up burning my garage down :artist: :lasercannon:

You and me both! I didn't have a shop class in high school, Now reading a lot of these build threads, I wish I had learned.

I do have a buddy that has offered to teach me.

Anyone have a list of weld projects for the 4Runner?:biggrin2:
 
You and me both! I didn't have a shop class in high school, Now reading a lot of these build threads, I wish I had learned.

I do have a buddy that has offered to teach me.

Anyone have a list of weld projects for the 4Runner?:biggrin2:

4th gen rear bumper. . . . . .
 
1.) Roof rack
2.) Hybrid front bumper
3.) Sliders
4.) Hybrid rear bumper
5.) Roof light bar mounts
6.) Full belly skids

I could go on for hours of the most random stuff I would just want to build with a welder that I think would be sweet
 
For those that expressed a desire to learn, all I can say is "just do it!"

Machines today are fairly inexpensive, and it is probably the most useful tool to add to your arsenal. Hell, if I'm bored I just go out and weld up some scrap just to keep my hand steady, or I should say, steadier.

If you need to convince the "Boss," just show her some "lawn art" that can be welded up ...

http://indulgy.com/post/u5xI2RO62/yard-art-from-junk-metal-welded-garden-art-fro

https://www.pinterest.com/deaniesee10/yard-art-welding/
 
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For those that expressed a desire to learn, all I can say is "just do it!"

Machines today are fairly inexpensive, and it is probably the most useful tool to add to your arsenal. Hell, if I'm bored I just go out and weld up some scrap just to keep my hand steady, or I should say, steadier.

If you need to convince the "Boss," just show her some "lawn art" that can be welded up ...

yard art from junk metal | welded garden art from scrap metal

https://www.pinterest.com/deaniesee10/yard-art-welding/

I am totally going to use that strategy with the "boss". I am being serious. I already used your links and told her I think I want to get into welding next.
 
good practice

I try to weld whenever I can for good practice. The place I bought my welder worked with me about two hours the day I bought my welder. The bad part is metal is expensive.
 

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