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While I don't feel like the aesthetic quality of my welds are good enough to call myself a welder, I do get paid to join metal with welding machines.
-Jon

I learned how to weld at night, but not last night. (despite how my weld looks)

Lincoln Viking 3350 K3034-2&3
Dynasty 210DX w/cps and coolmate3
Lincoln Power Mig 180c
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Welcome...
M J Mauer Andover, Ohio

Linoln A/C 225
Everlast PA 200
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Welcome Jon, if your being paid then you must be a welder! :lol:
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Welcome aboard, Jon.

People sometimes give me a bit of argon money in exchange for me fixing their stuff, but that's about as close as I come to being professional - my welds sure aren't anything special!

Hope you have fun here and enjoy the community.



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kym
you do not need to win a Pulitzer to be a writer either.
craig
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syncrowave 250
miller 140 mig
hypertherm plasma
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motox wrote:kym
you do not need to win a Pulitzer to be a writer either.
craig

Craig -

I know. That's how I make my living!




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