GraveYard Shift BS

Oh and it'll make less sense since I have to buy a welder too... But it's a skill I should've learned awhile ago and will come in handy. I've already drained my trailer smoker and I'll save tons there by diy...

 

haha no. I suspect something else. Won't know until it comes to fruition.

 

Funny, the supervisory voice in my head told me to do the exact same thing tonight. Coasting til 0700

 

Local PD was called for an on-campus MV issue?

 

I would hate to be told to step aside; but if you don't have to deal with a knucklehead under the influence the rest of the night I suppose that's a plus.

 

Started out on a 7-7 shift last nite (thur nite).
3am rolled around and I bailed. Need to catch up on some sleep this weekend.

 

It's been painfully slow here with full staff so a few of us went down into the gym (located in a WWI Armory) for a wiffle ball derby.

 

Nice, sounds like fun. I'm filling my time paying bills. It's payday!

 

We were discussing this last night again. We are trying to get access to our on site gym at night. It is not staffed and viewed as a safety issue which is understandable but unfortunate for us. It's funny... there's nothing stopping me from doing some push ups and body weight exercises though...

 

very nice! not sure of what set up i'm going to do at home. I'm leaning toward tig at this point.

 

the US produces a lot of rice for the world. not a lot of people know this.

 

Take a class at a local high school or Tech center. best way to learn.

 

Wow! The bungee cords really set it off! J/K Powder coat when done? What color?

A quality welder is a must if the weld has to be strong (almost all) and/or look good. Worth the extra $$$.

Tech school and BURN TIME! Burn time is the best teacher. The Tech school will teach you set-up technical details.

 

I learned in high school on some awesome Millermatic MIG machines. Got hooked and hoping to get one here at the house one day

 

I really like the Hobart brand. All the quality of Miller, but more reasonably priced.

I made the mistake of not researching Hobart. I figure I spent an extra $1000 on the Miller machines I have.

 

I bought one last year. It's so nice. Going to try Aluminum this summer.

 

I think Miller makes Hobart. I heard that some where. I'll have to confirm and get back.

 

That's true I believe.

 

I said the wrong model its a 210 not a 211 the one on the left.