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Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Morning Craig walk into anything yet in getting to know the new house yet?
Good Morning All!
I'm going to learn to weld someday.
When @Sublime one John gets his range going in Arkansas, Cheryl wants to do some shooting. I want to learn to basic welding.
Not welding look above I posted a video.
No been pretty smooth so far. I just wish the remodeling would get done soon.
In our old house the corner pullout on the kitchen island was the trash can. At the new house it's storage.
I have tried a half dozen times to throw trash into it...just habit.
Thats funny old habits never die! Done it myself!
You made it!
Well you did you the weld word...that' shows you how much I know about it.
I have used J-B Weld before...
Good Morning Mopar Wide Trac Welders !!!!
I was seriously impressed with it it has been around forever. I had a crack on the slant between water jackets, bought a box of plugs, drill bit and special tap. Workerd great you cannot even see it. Hit it with a needle gun and it gets the "cast" texture to it.
So you welding in AC or DC this am?
Try PC-7 blows JB weld away, drawback 12-24 hours to cure.Well you did you the weld word...that' shows you how much I know about it.
I have used J-B Weld before...
Good morning gents... Holiday for some.... Monday for others... Coffee for all
I Rock to ACDC
So you weld in both ways then!
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It's MIG Monday!
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Unconventional
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<~~~~ Took a welding class at the young age of 55 at the local Community College. I was just 2 or 3 years younger than the instructor . I started gas welding when I was just a kid literally. Dad had all the necessary equipment on the company truck. Brazing and gas welding motorcicle parts back together for my buddies was a common activity. Arc welding training started in my apprenticeship. I had intentions of taking the TIG class at the CC but had no equipment to practice with at home or at work. Rock plants and asphalt plants don't really need much high tech welding .
. I started gas welding when I was just a kid literally. Dad had all the necessary equipment on the company truck. Brazing and gas welding motorcicle parts back together for my buddies was a common activity. Arc welding training started in my apprenticeship. I had intentions of taking the TIG class at the CC but had no equipment to practice with at home or at work. Rock plants and asphalt plants don't really need much high tech welding .
I’m doing both Batman. Our mobile machines run of 24VDC and our in factory machines run of 480 3 phase
So to finish unloading the cobalt today. Yesterday my vertigo crap took a hit unloading inside, sucked. Any one need later model pads/shoes I might just have them. Crazy amount of parts. Whatever is left in the spring goes to the scrap yard. Seriously.
Yep. Used this on old Cummins 53 blocks that were prone to cracking
I was amazed at how well it worked, and I never heard of it before. Been around since the 20's
Speaking of bad habits.....Good Morning I am here now. It's a holiday
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