@Shane Karmann is going to host chat on 1/22. There will be assignments LOL
Looking forward to it Shane.
Looking forward to it Shane.
Freaks, assemble!
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DMChiz
Nauseously Optimistic
Snow Valley near Barrie.
I'm originally from Orillia. Spent a lot of time at horseshoe and blue mountain
DMChiz
Nauseously Optimistic
My Wife's Aunt & Uncle have a cottage on the lake over on Heyden. Small world.
You did pretty good. It's not easy to break a bunch of wild horses.
I thought you were great last night
Thanks but:I thought you were great last night
Your standards were low.
If and when I host an other will show you the difference....
Thinking of starting a Thread called
The Tech Shed
To answer tech questions. First started repairing and installing chemistry lab equipment at 12 my aunt was chair of chem dept.
Electronics Tech
Machine builder
Machinist
race engineer
Scruitneer
Technology Director for NYC firm-- servers, clients and phone systems
welder
Zamboni driver
Plus I have a list of consultants I have worked with through the years that I check with.
The Tech Shed
To answer tech questions. First started repairing and installing chemistry lab equipment at 12 my aunt was chair of chem dept.
Electronics Tech
Machine builder
Machinist
race engineer
Scruitneer
Technology Director for NYC firm-- servers, clients and phone systems
welder
Zamboni driver
Plus I have a list of consultants I have worked with through the years that I check with.
DarkWeb
Probably My Fault
But you don't have a picture of your welds.
Not one of a car.
But a Canadian national symbol.
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Probably My Fault
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@koikeeper is that really your weld on that rusty chair or are you screwing around? It's a good fix.
I wouldn't call the Canadian national symbol a chair. Yes that is really my welding. You will find that as weird as some of the things I claim to do are all real. I fabricate parts and systems not stories.
DarkWeb
Probably My Fault
It's a bitch to weld to rust....but decent fix bud.
TIG welding rust just doesn't work. I cheated and used a MIG like a glue gun. The trick was I welded the support pieces into the tubing bulk of the heat on new metal then draw that into old material.
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Probably My Fault
Thurston
Howell III
Very nice welds DW! While I can weld, I am not as proficient as that! My profession is aerospace and I have seen some amazing welds. For space applications welds have to be NDT and leak tested. Typically must pass leakage of less than 1.0E-7 SCCS of helium at 500 PSI. Some welds have to produce enough samples of a run so some can be cut up. Engineering work on all kinds of welds from TIG to Orbital to E-Beam in a vacuum, dabbled in fusion welding but that program died.
Is the second pic Ti?
Nice to weld new material.
75% or more has been repair work of unobtainable items.
A few years ago got 700$ for 3 inches of welding. On a all aluminum boat at the marina in January welding in between waves was a challenge.
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