Thanks for the information and welcome to the site Lt1z350! Sorry it took so long to approve your first post.

Dexter12353 wrote:Has anyone ever tried hacking a computer water cooler?

No but where would you find one? Flow rate, operating pressure?

Oh yea, Welcome to the forum Dexter!

Good info mdevers49 and welcome to the site! I'm going to have to check into that here.

Welcome Slim, hope you enjoy your stay. Any questions about your new found process just ask away.
There's a lot of talent here, someone will have an answer for ya.

Welcome Kevin! Hope you enjoy your stay. Helpful bunch of people around here.

Welcome Csaw, hope you do well at the shipyard.

I'm going to move your topic over to the stick/arc welding category where you will get more views and plenty of comments I'm sure.

Apollo1 wrote:I just purchased some stainless rods do not know how use them , also so ready to buy another welder what do you think PIpepro 304 or Trailblazer 302 , the pro has over 3500 hours and trail less than 500

Welcome aboard.

Did you watch the video weldin mike 27 posted a link to?

This truly is ironic, I have my E.E. too. Worked 30 years in communications. (wireless) Didn't get into welding until after that. Broke something and just about crapped when the LWS told me how much they wanted to fix it. Went out and bought a tig welder that same day. :lol: oh yeah, WELCOME aboard!

Welcome to the site Jeremy.

I can't help with your student be we do have some physically challenged welders here. Maybe someone will have a suggestion for you.

I'm moving your post to the "stick" forum where you'll get more views.

Welcome to the site hl1974. I'm going to move your post to the "stick welding" forum where you'll get more views and someone will undoubtedly have an answer for you.

Welcome to the site Hightong!

What's the tiny little piece of pipe for? lol

nastyy wrote:Hi, I'm Greg, I live in the US.

That's nice, what part? Welcome to the forum Greg.

WerkSpace wrote:My 20,000 lb tractor would kill a concrete floor.

Coldman wrote:What are you like at layin concrete?

Re-bar, lots of it! lol

Welcome to the site camillerih.
If you have questions someone here will have the answer.

I'm moving you post to the "Members Introductions". Please try to post in the appropriate forum and enjoy your stay with us.

Welcome to the site Josh. Always room for another person around here. What kind of knives do you make?

Give us little more information and someone here will be able to help. Tell us what part of the country you're in will make it a lot easier for the good folks here help you.

I'm moving your post to the Introduction where you'll get more views.

Welcome to WT&T!!

As this forum is to sell and trade equipment for our forum members I'm going to move your topic to the "General" sub-forum where you'll likely get more views. On that note I'd love to have a Ranger but it's not in the budget.

Welcome to WT&T!

Welcome Pops! Glad you found us. I'd suggest getting your grandson to sign up so he can ask all the questions he wants. There are a lot of very helpful folks around here.

Welcome to the site John! If you ever want to know how to "weld it wrong" just ask.
Great bunch of guys around here.

Welcome to the site iuec973_welder.

Does your G8000 have the by=pass capacitor installed? Here's a link to the HF unit manual for more information. (page 7)
http://www.lincolnelectric.com/assets/s ... /im298.pdf

It worked for me right after you sent the email to your subscribers.

When I saw the title of the video I thought you'd been filming my welds.

sparkness is right on his I.D. It came out of a 12" Powermatic vertical bandsaw Model 87. The blade welder is a Model 600 and runs on 115 or is 3 phase. There were two different versions of this welder. A manual can be downloaded here for $13.50. http://industrial-library.com/catalog/product_in...

Welcome to your new home Supercompdad! There are a few motor heads around here. Some four wheel and some of us on two. You do realize pictures of all toys are required right?

Otto Nobedder wrote:[...To sell it to our new masters, I'd have to be in a senior management position.
Steve S

Oh come on Steve, don't give up so easily. Go to your management team and use that "Gift of Gab" on them you possess. We all know you can pull it off.

Welcome to the show Tater!! I can relate to sheet metal work. In my book it's a real PITA.