Double G Precision

72 production parts almost ready for delivery, and a repair job on some yota spring hangers that are no longer made.

Teaser pic of a fine art project we’ve been working on. Corten finish. It’s a little different than painting or powdercoating. It takes time, patience, and allot of chemistry. Each piece is a one of a kind. Stay tuned…..

Kentucky and Barkley lake, the detail is crazy. Lil man was supposed to stand for size but he tried to duck out. 5’7ish. Zoom in, 1/8” steel.

Fine art loading……each one is a one off even more than the normal ones I do. Stay tuned!

Custom vw stainless diesel exhaust. Not the best tig job but for Chinesium stainless it will be fine

Lil batwing mower spindle repair and a couple new brackets for it that with a larger hole for a larger shaft.

Ole boy scrapping the junk ac unit. He has big brains but mechanical skills as well. It’s so fun watching him figure things out, getting mad and really focusing to get it done. Reminds me of, well….me.

Lil gas tank modification for a family heirloom car. Cut the filler necks off both and tig welded the original on the new tank because nothing fits correctly on aftermarket stuff and there are no oem ones available for a 51 year old car.

When faced with shotty fabrication, adapt and make it work. Anyone can rig something that lasts a min or three and charge handsomely for it.

Wow I can’t believe the weather forecast was wrong again. I’ve been cutting production parts. Thrown a curve ball determining how I’m gonna weld up a cracked a (can’t get anymore) manifold. And a couple hours on a killer fire pit design.