JD Poss (welding repairs & fabrication)
1675 Thompson Road E N0E1Y0 Waterford, ON, Canada

Planter #1. Done. Three to go. If anyone is interested, these are estimated at $450 each. 4x8x16". Unpainted.

9 hours spent resuscitating this utility trailer this week.

I bought a ring roller recently and was glad to have a use for it right away. "Easily removable 4 calf milk pail bracket". To be tested in the barn and if it works out well: two more will be fabbed.

I think the best name I can give this project is "Modern Harvest table frame". Ready to clean up and paint.

First "5 teeth on springs blade" done. Just the tarp portion left to go on the second one. After football and supper.

Weld shop? Man cave? Needs a cleaning very badly? Too busy? Yes. X4.

35 steaks are ready....er...stakes....and the first pad on the sander is officially worn out....had to finish the last 5 stakes on the bench grinder.....mmmm....steaks.

One blade, all fixed up for years more wear and tear on the outside bottom edges. I don't get to stick weld very much anymore, very glad for the opportunity to use "extreme abrasive" rods on this.

One cement mixer. Three point hitch flatbar lugs replaced with 1/2" flatbar and mixer converted to run hydraulic instead of PTO. Four hours plus materials.

One outdoor motor weather guard ready to take over and "try on" for bolt holes.

I don't have a lot of time to be on Facebook. When I do, it's either break time at work, or 5:50am, in the hot tub (when I'm on vacation and normally would just be arriving at work).

I've always enjoyed cleaning and re-arranging spaces. Ok, maybe just the re-arranging part really...anyhow...one shop...done....ready for the next project.

New shop toy...er...tool. Tube bender with various dies to shape material. My fil gave me some extra hossfeld parts years ago which will work nicely with this tool (on the floor, used to make various curly Q's with flat bar).