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Welder's Helper Winds Up Both Cables
Getting tangled up in the lengthy cables on his truck-mounted welder led Alberta welder Dale Schafers to come up with a new "welder's helper" that'll roll up both welding cables instead of having to wrap them up by hand.
"It's a must for every welder," says Schafers, who says the time saved by being able to quic
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Welder's Helper winds up Both Cables FARM SHOP Welders/Torches (64) 16-5-28 Getting tangled up in the lengthy cables on his truck-mounted welder led Alberta welder Dale Schafers to come up with a new "welder's helper" that'll roll up both welding cables instead of having to wrap them up by hand.
"It's a must for every welder," says Schafers, who says the time saved by being able to quickly store cables will "pay for the unit a hundred times over".
"Now when I need the welder, I just grab the ends of the cables and walk away. The cables roll off quick and easy, and then roll up again just as quickly with a small hand crank. You never touch the cable itself. There are some commercial units on the market designed to do the same thing that cost upwards of $450. I've been building these units for local welders for 1/3 the cost, and could sell detailed do-it-yourself instructions if people are interested," says Schafers, noting that the unit can be mounted on most any welder, portable or in a shop.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dale Schafers Welding Ltd., Box 49, Site 3, Rt. 1, Calahoo, Alberta TOG OJO Canada (ph 403 459-4802).
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