I can weld anything. no job too small. aluminum, steel, stainless, titanium, Inconel, magnesium, 4130 I can't keep cars overnight, but i can fix your cracks, custom fuel tanks and exhaust repair is my specialty. I have worked building custom exhaust systems, fuel tanks, and airframe repair on aircraft for the past 8 years. I have also moonlighted at machine shops doing piece work, specialty, and mobile welding.

Custom skid plates:

custom fuel tanks (here is one i built for a board member)

Titanium

stainless steel

is that the exhaust for the 2 upcoming new Tatums, Booshy's truck or the racer that's just about finished?

^^^I wish, thats a Mooney M20M turbo system


goes on this contraption below

Dude did a FABULOUS job on my gas tank.. This isn't no burnt out mcgyver welder..
Sausage wants specifics, very professional, he takes his work seriously..
All I can say is use him now because when he runs into the right opportunity you'll be lucky to get
him to sneeze at your cracked welds for the price he's charging now..
Dude has my stamp of approval and if you look around, there aren't many people I do recommend.
I have some work for you bro, but not for at least 6-8 weeks. (need some extra bracing on my cage and new links welded up)

thanks jason! just give me a call when your ready

Ditto on Legit's recommendations.

Matt has been doing work for me for many years. Top notch for sure!

I still need to come by and have my steps fully welded on.

Here's one example of his work:

bump to a dune brother and weldor brother

I wish you were up in the Corona area. I have a project that needs completion. It only needs 3 hours work, though.

If you are up in the area and want to do it please PM me and I'll tell you where it's at.

Bill

Are you mobile to Chula Vista?

bumpity bump, heres some stuff i did last week

Good work.

Clean welds there, where is ALPINE now?

east county of san diego.

time to patch up those cracks for the upcomming dune season!

Fix all those cracks in your exhaust!

I repair engine cases as well!

Duddeeeee.. Whenever you're ready... I got ALOT of lil chit that needs to be done... maybe come by this weekend and take a looksy?
Better bring a big piece of paper and a pencil sharpener..

How about lessons? I just got a new Synchrowave 200 and there is a 4 or 5 month waitlist for welding school...

sure i'll teach. I can come up there on a weekend if you'd like, i can bring samples and practice pieces. I've taught all the welders that weld in my shop. they knew nothing when they started working at the shop.

Clean work Sausage!

Question-I noticed the radii on the fuel cell you have pictures of are slightly larger than that of a typical finger/box brake. Were those bends done with a press brake and perhaps a .500" radius form tool? Just curious-I always like getting tips/tricks from other fabricators.

-BT

I may have an aluminum trans case that needs welding in a couple weeks.

bring it

I'm looking for a hatch for my RV. The picture is about what I'm looking for. The cargo roof hatch is made of a cheap light weight plastic that affords no security at all. So I'm looking to replace with this type of hatch.

I don't need it to be a flush mount as pictured. It can be surface mounted which should be allot easier to build.

Do you think you can make me something?
How much $ ?

Thanks
Jeff

ding ding ding good eye. that was formed with a raduis tool in a hydraulic brake I had to have that done out of house as my brake wasn't long enough.

....to be honest with you, as a tip. if you want a cheap radius tool, bend up a sheet of alumn. the length of your shear. leave it in when you bend your piece. the thicker the material you use (that is left in the shear) the larger the radius you get. you will need to adjust your brake depending on what type it is/set up. you can make nice radius bends with a cheap hand brake.

Sausage-

I have used this trick before in my brake and it seems to work very well. You just can't go wrong with a hydraulic press brake though! That is next on my list for my home shop...that and a power shear. Do you have your TIG certs done? If so, where/how did you get them done? I know this is something that really isn't demanded in the off road industry, but I would still like to have certs on the wall. I ask you because you are doing work on aircraft and I assume some certs might be required? Correct me if I am wrong...

-BT

Also...who does your press brake work???

I would need dimensions, means of attachment (how you want it to attach to your trailer), and some other specifics. but i could do something like that yes.

ttt, I do exhaust systems for daily drivers as well!

Want to do a engine cage on my f1 and install my kit I got $$

I need a hitch or rack for the back of our trailer to hold a generator.

all I can say as you can lay down some wicked beads man, those are clean welds.

My welds wouldn't be worthy of even watching you in action. Seriously, nice job!!

Matt definitely does great work, still owe you some taco's bro!

Any interest in building a fuel tank for under a trailer?

PM's sent

Thank you Rron and zilla

anyone need their merge collectors or turbo connectors rebuilt in the off season? i specialize in turbo systems! here is one i built from scratch to replace the one in the foreground.

***I don't need your car, just give me what you have and I can rebuild it and guarantee an exact replica. ....its kinda what I do.

ttt

more turbo connector porn

I've got a travel trailer taken down to frame. Would you have any interest in adding some bracing to turn it ino a flatbed?

Pat

sure, I am in alpine (off west willows) I can come by and take a look if you'd like (619)971-1060

PM'd ya about my 5th wheel pin box. Are ya interested ? I need an address to bring it to ya if so. Thanks, Ray

definately interested, just got my computer back from geek squad, so ready to do some work. pics soon of alpinefunco's project