Anything welding

Stick a fork in him. He's done.

Its all down hill from here, brother. I see many fabrication tool purchases in your future.

 

Great job! Those welds are looking very nice

 

So I got to try out my new Lincoln Viking 3350 hood today and I LOVE IT!!! How have I welded for the last 3 Years without a nicer hood like this! It’s soooo clear. So comfortable. So awesome!! Way easier to see the puddle

I love it!

 

Thanks

 

Clamps and magnets in the very near future.

 

Remember even the best hoods still need the cover plates changed out as needed they degrade to the point the sensors don`t work as well as they should.

Besides not being able to see as well.

 

Repairing a broken haul truck frame here at work. Several different processes to make all of this come together. One side done off to the other.


Procedure called for tig on these tank mounts.


Arc gouging a window in the frame for back gouging repairs and performing an update to prevent it breaking again.

 

Reminds me of My Younger days only much Colder in Wyoming Winters!!

 

Hey guys!! Looking to get my first mulitiprocess machine!! Don't need ac Tig yet, just stick, might and DC Tig to start. Found sua welders made by mundaka. What are peoples thought, anyone have experience with these machines???
https://store.mundakawg.com/product...igtigstick-welder-110220-v-generator-friendly

 

I gotta say I never heard of them either .

Reading the warranty I see a very good clause to wiggle out of most all warranty failures.

If you do decide to drop the money pretty much figure it is a throwaway

Shipping costs to Florida back and forth will get expensive on your nickle.

Look at the Vulcan Line of welders

We Need eyes on the ground to check this place out there has to be someone close .

 

Yeah, have been looking at the Vulcan for a start, a 3 year warranty through HF is extra!! But it's just down the street...

 

Quote of the the night.

"Yeah so when I'm welding inco and watching where I'm going..."

"...you can stop right there. Nobody sees where they're going when welding thin inco".


It's a sonar kind of night. Work day 6 of the week.

 

It seems it was a very long week for quite a lot of us

 

Details?

 

I'm in dum dum OT now. Keeping birds in the sky ain't cheap, at least that is what my paycheck indicates haha

 

The only short week is one spent on vacation.

 

Truth!


Oh and...

 

Also the esab 141i is a contender!! Looks like a good little 120v machine!

 

https://albuquerque.craigslist.org/tls/d/eastwood-tig-200-welder/6491640622.html

 

Esab 141i just make sure the fan is bolted fast .

Seems the person doing that job was off sick no one else did his job .

Many in the last few weeks

Also know it is not uncommon for parts to take weeks or months to arrive.