1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

We found a good boy, Simba...8 year old black lab. Going through the paperwork process now then bringing him home. Pics coming in a bit

 

He's a beef cake lol

 

Awe fuck yeah that's awesome!

Stephanie says she's happy for you guys too!

 

Dude your place is definitely one of those that'll put someone to sleep real quick

Super comfy and real "feel at home" so to speak.

 

Been playing new vegas?

 

@Wulf @Kwikvette

https://www.instagram.com/reel/ClNDCuxjNQi/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY=

 

No but I did rewatch buster Scruggs and the opening song is a Marty Robbins song

 

Harley is so fucking pissed lol

 

@Kwikvette @0xDEADBEEF I see you two talking about welders and plasmas a lot...

https://toolguyd.com/home-depot-husky-welders-plasma-cutter/

 

KoH Beetle

 

But he's the loveable one!

 

I've never heard him hiss before but apparently he's really good at it

 

Interesting, some stupid low price points which might get people fussing over them vs HF's offerings.

Can see a lot buying into the line specifically cause they're 120v.

 

Wide open....for a barrier island anyway.
Deer are still being rut-bold though...gotta keep on your toes. I didn't snap a shot of one who just walked straight out and stopped and stood looking like I was the weirdo.

 

Did you read the specs? Curious what you think of them.

Folks in the comments are speculating on who makes them, but nobody has any good theories yet. Doesn't seem to be any word on country of origin either, but I assume China for the prices.

 

Good name too

 

I did scroll through them.

Nothing impressive at all but enough for a basic DIY'er.

Low duty cycles (30% for most machines), low capabilities (1/8" unless you opt for the 240v setup), and definitely Chinese at those price points.

You're going to get cheap torches though and unless they were smart enough to go with widely available consumables, you're only going to attract the most novice of welders.

 

Tecmo is widely known for their torches used in Plasma cutters. Consumables are available everywhere and they're pretty cheap.

Tweco is widely known for their guns used in wire-feed welders..I say wire-feed because I've used Tweco guns for MIG, dual shield, and even spray arc. Consumables are also widely available and there are a ton of flavors IE different nozzle tapers, sizes, etc.