Is there some reason you aren't keeping this relatively compact all-in-one for your home shop and selling off your less space efficient separate units?
IGGY, GET A GRIP! If I was there, I'd slap you. Buy your stuff. Sell your stuff. Accurately describe your items. Stand by your guarantee. Other than that, tell the complainers to go suck a donkey!
"Never complain. Never explain." - Richard Nixon -
Well, technically. I think the tail is wagging the dog. Last year this time, you were building trailers and such. But it is all just a circle. A vicious one, at that. As long as yer making a buck and having fun and no children or small farm animals are permanently injured, it's okay.
I made my trailer (over 2 years ago, rime flies) so that I can bring stuff home that I buy at auctions. It is in the same line of activity.
I do not really do "metal art" or collect cars or things of this sort.
There has to be some purpose to having a home shop. To me, the purpose is mostly so that I can buy, sell, and fix equipment, on small scale, which is what I like to do.
Otherwise I would not really need to have a shop and at most would need a screwdriver and adjustable wrench and pliers, buying everything retail and hiring handymen. Life would be rather boring.
I look at it like this: if a guy can run 7018 rod, everything else is a piece of cake. You found what makes you happy. Some people search all their lives and never find that. You're a lucky man.
Thanks. I like what I do and it is metal related, letting me embark on various interesting projects without cost. (other than time). I would say there can be worse things.
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