Anything welding

Fucking passed lol. This is gonna be a long drive.

 

Bro. They invented these flying things called planes.

 

I can’t take a plane to work everyday unfortunately

 

Ah makes sense, so I'm assuming you will be staying in town for the job and you need your car to drive vs renting a car? Do you need to supply all your own welding gear too or does that get provided to you?

 

I gotta bring my box and tools. I do industrial construction. I’ll be in town for 3-6 months

 

Congrats man!

 

Ah gotcha, well like @la0d0g says, congrats on the gig

 

Thanks! Now the question is... bring the dually orrrr bring the 4Runner lol. I bet there’s some nice wheeling and camping up there

 

Thanks sir. Pay is good and supposed to be clean work. Can’t complain about that

 

There is only one answer

 

6 hours of death

 

Congrats!

Maine eh?.... I think I know some Taco's just on the other side of the border..
if you do find some nice trails let us know, might be able to get a little long distance wheeling/camping trip going.

 

Just what did you get involved in?

Clean Work is just not as dirty

 

Remember Charlie

 

Honestly if you’re familiar with industrial stuff. I think I’m just welding on stainless angle irons for refrac(insulation) to go against inside furnaces.

They said I’ll goto work clean and leave clean and make $33/hr doing it so I was sold at the “goto work clean and leave clean” lmao

 

I’m game for a Maine wheeling/camping trip at some point this summer

 

Bangors a cool place. Always liked Maine.

 

Worked on a cart for my MIG welder. Hobart Handler 190, 80CF bottle. Floor screen is crusher mesh, 1" 10 gauge square tube frame. Piece of sheet for the top and a handle and it'll be done.

Most of the frame was built with 3/32 6010, some stuff I MIGed. Was a pretty quick build, not perfect but functional.

 

Got the drivers side done. Messed with the settings a bit and got to where I could lay a good tack and not blow away the 22 gauge. Still prefer the thick stuff and laying a nice bead.

 

Tacking thin stuff sucks ass. I've been trying to get good at for a long time now