People also tend to think that things like 1080 and 4k imply that they will get the same HD image quality that they see elsewhere at those settings. In reality, those numbers only indicate a pixel count and do not speak to the actual "quality" of the images. The size/quality of the sensor...

What! Please explain, certainly it has IS Nope... If you want IS you have to buy a gimbal gizmo that's an additional several C notes. The camera mounts on this gizmo and then it's got 3 axis gyroscopic stabilization just like the cameras on a drone. From the gopro website Screenshot 2020-09-16 1817...

BugHunter wrote:I bought a Hero 8 Black and hate it. Rarely use the thing.

and no motion stabilization in the camera.

What! Please explain, certainly it has IS

BugHunter wrote: I mean I can't even scroll the page without the (*&$% thing opening a video I did't want to see.

I know, it's a PITA.

Hey Mike, welcome back, now weld something!

cj737 wrote: It’s a public place and you’ll encounter all types. Just like walking down the street

I've been welding Aerospace since the '80s and I finally bought me the furick cup and tried it for the first time on inconel 718 and when I set the flowmeter to the recommended 20-30 it just didn't seem like it was enough so I cranked it to 50 and what a huge difference it made my inco look nice an...

Nice setup

Super nice!

sand blast and then paint, or something like THIS

Poland308 wrote:Is there a switch that says remote or local?

3/32" and it is a strong mag

No worries, HERE is a YT video link.

What are you going to re-arrange it to look like?

G-ManBart wrote:
I've got almost as many welders and I'm just a hack!

I've only got 1 welder, hope I'm at least good enough to be a good hack!

I realize the mystery is solved, but FYI 309 is slightly magnetic while 316 is not

Ss melts at a lower temp than steel. Josh, Yes, that's why I had knocked it down to 75 amps previously. What amps would you use in that situattion? I figure I need about 90-95 amps for the steel, would you keep those amps and focus the arc on the steel? As a side note, turning the amps down lowers ...

Oscar wrote:At this rate, with the popularity of the primeweld 225, heck I'm gonna get one too!

Well I'm not going to sit here and be outdone! But first Oscar, I want to see it in your sig.

Its been about 11 months since Chris has logged in, so I wouldn't expect an answer but it's possible I suppose...

The welding world is so diverse that very few are exposed to the many different aspects, the world of a structural welder vs that of a aerospace welder is just 1 of many examples that could be made. I don't want to name names, but there are people on this forum that have a lot more experience in are...

Looks good Oscar

Welcome to the form
That's pretty thin sheet, I haven't welded (TIG) this gauge but have done copper, perhaps a silicon bronze filler would be best as you don't need a lot of structural strength

Do you have a pic of what you're doing?

Oscar, did I see a Eastwood MIG in 1 of those pics? Thats not in your sig

DavidR8 wrote:I have a Husky shop vac. It’s been with me through a complete house renovation and it still works like new.
Sweeping is a mistake if you’re trying to control dust as it stirs it up.


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Same here, shop vac FTW, yet sometimes sweeping can't be avoided

Nice!