Nail, what's up with all the ". . . ." posts? I have no idea. I tried to upload a comment and it was tripled and wouldn't let me delete it. Internet is goofy the last couple days. Ya know, I always say the problem is most likely between the keyboard and the chair.... I'll agree with you t...

I agree completely. All I was suggesting was that we choose our jokes carefully. It's an area where I catch myself being competitive, and I have to police myself carefully to not put up something that could sound racist or otherwise potentially offensive to any of our members. Sometimes, alcohol ha...

Post away Olivero...you know me...I don't care.

Sooooo...I almost pulled the trigger on Eastwoods 250 amp tig welder but I rarely tig anything that thick to use that many amps. I would trust Eastwood. Eastwood doesn't sell a 250A "dedicated" tig welder under their brand name. Might wanna go easy on the booze :lol: They have the multi-p...

We probably should be a little more restrained on these jokes. As fun as they are, we have new members every day, and I'd hate for us to be misunderstood before they get to know us. Steve So after their first hijacked thread they should know us pretty well, huh? :D (Exnailpounder and Farm boy) :o Y...

weldin mike 27 wrote:Phillips head or flat head?

I don't remember...what day is this? I saw 2 keyboards last night or I would have been here to gladly help derail another thread

Sooooo...I almost pulled the trigger on Eastwoods 250 amp tig welder but I rarely tig anything that thick to use that many amps. I would trust Eastwood.

Now that's pretty cool. And dang...you didn't mis-spell one word in your post. All that schoolin must be kickin in.

I've been looking around for multiprocess machines and found out about these really cheap Eastwoods that come with about everything for under $650 brand new. Does anyone have any experience with them? They are so cheap and small that I feel like they'd be worth it to have around. http://www.eastwoo...

I've been looking around for multiprocess machines and found out about these really cheap Eastwoods that come with about everything for under $650 brand new. Does anyone have any experience with them? They are so cheap and small that I feel like they'd be worth it to have around. http://www.eastwoo...

Turn your balance setting up more toward penetration instead of cleaning.

motox wrote:love where these threads go, who needs TV...

Oh lawdy..you couldn't have said it any better

Really nice! You're gonna have some fun.

I think the real challenge here is Can you derail the already asqued line of thought! I believe big fingers just brings us back to trolling for red snappers. This one kinda went really bad, didn't it? :lol: I don't even know why I'm in this thread...I can't even stick weld :? You peice of crap :lol...

Otto Nobedder wrote:

exnailpounder wrote:

Olivero wrote:Nail, what's up with all the ". . . ." posts?

I have no idea. I tried to upload a comment and it was tripled and wouldn't let me delete it. Internet is goofy the last couple days.

It's cleaned.

I can delete anything... (Evil laughter ensues.)

Steve

Thanks Steve.

Olivero wrote:Nail, what's up with all the ". . . ." posts?

I have no idea. I tried to upload a comment and it was tripled and wouldn't let me delete it. Internet is goofy the last couple days.

Poland308 wrote:I think the real challenge here is Can you derail the already asqued line of thought! I believe big fingers just brings us back to trolling for red snappers.

This one kinda went really bad, didn't it? I don't even know why I'm in this thread...I can't even stick weld

Hard to tell but that looks more like an air pocket in the casting rather than a missing piece.

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I'm enjoying a cold barley-pop as I type this. Rocketsurgeon's experience with NASA is mostly in friction-stir welding. He's as green as the next guy in the processes we use, though he has some solid education behind him. It'd suck to pick up a claw hammer, when you're used to a 3# cross-peen f#@&a...

SPF does nothing for MIG spatter... Steve :lol: :lol: :lol: Is that the voice of experience :o I can attest to it :lol: And also I have used numerous welding jackets that a good bit of spatter has gone through. Burns that smelled like mig welding for probably eight hours. That took me awhile to fig...

I would use 316 throughout, and an over-alloyed (fully austinitic) filler. Eliminating ferrite in the weld will go a long way to stopping crevice corrosion. Here's a quote from a discussion I had recently with a welding engineer, "Examples of filler metals which solidify austenitically are AXT...

The rudder is a 1974 on a 1974 boat. I have owned the boat for 20 years. As far as I know, the rudder was not rebuilt before I owned it, but I cant be sure. There are many other boats of the same model and year and some owners have rebuilt theirs. Many just scrape out the old foam and dont really e...

Words can not explain how many strange new words I've discovered here. Kind of disturbing in a way. :lol: What did I tell you? You're REAL education began when I said hello :lol: Here's a lesson....every woman that you see..you need to decide in your mind if you want to mount her...lesson over...no...

I appreciate all the nice comments. If yall ever run into an anodized job, I will give any help I can. It's mostly practice, trial, and a lot of errors. Sent from my SCH-I545 using Tapatalk There are alot of people who come and go around here but there is also a group of guys who hang out here. We ...