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- Otto Nobedder
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For some odd reason, Eisenhower seems to have his attention focused on the left side of that weld...
Nice work.
Steve S
Nice work.
Steve S
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I love the weld; it is a work of art! But I am trying to figure out the dime ...
Does it mean that the weld only pays .10 cents?
Is it significant because it is Eisenhower? Does that welder like Eisenhower?
Should we all start carrying more dimes?
I just don't know.
Gary
Does it mean that the weld only pays .10 cents?
Is it significant because it is Eisenhower? Does that welder like Eisenhower?
Should we all start carrying more dimes?
I just don't know.
Gary
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I remember when you could make a call from a pay phone for a dime, now I can't even find a pay phone!Boomer63 wrote:I love the weld; it is a work of art! But I am trying to figure out the dime ...
Does it mean that the weld only pays .10 cents?
Is it significant because it is Eisenhower? Does that welder like Eisenhower?
Should we all start carrying more dimes?
I just don't know.
Gary
The "dime" is just there to give a sense of scale.
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Richard, I know that. I currently have a TIG class, and plan on showing them the pictures of your weld. I am toying with the idea of asking them something like: "what is the significance of the dime?"
Gary
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Gary,
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Do it!!!
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- Otto Nobedder
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The last time I was in Jefferson, IA, there was still an actual payphone in an actual phone booth. That's a rare sight.LtBadd wrote:I remember when you could make a call from a pay phone for a dime, now I can't even find a pay phone!Boomer63 wrote:I love the weld; it is a work of art! But I am trying to figure out the dime ...
Does it mean that the weld only pays .10 cents?
Is it significant because it is Eisenhower? Does that welder like Eisenhower?
Should we all start carrying more dimes?
I just don't know.
Gary
The "dime" is just there to give a sense of scale.
Steve S
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Hey Gary, thanks for the compliment!Boomer63 wrote:Richard, I know that. I currently have a TIG class, and plan on showing them the pictures of your weld. I am toying with the idea of asking them something like: "what is the significance of the dime?"
Gary
If you'd like a higher res copy PM me with an address and I'll send it, let us know how that goes.
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Nice nice job. Wish I had some pictures of our work on food process piping 2 inch and 3 inch purged SS. When done and heat discoloration is polished it was often difficult to even see the weld area. Congrats on the test hope results were positive. We had a contractor who had a machine that did the weld inside a box purged, never saw them use it since all our work was done out on floor on a ladder or in a bad spot.
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Hey Brucebruce991 wrote:Nice nice job. Wish I had some pictures of our work on food process piping 2 inch and 3 inch purged SS. When done and heat discoloration is polished it was often difficult to even see the weld area. Congrats on the test hope results were positive. We had a contractor who had a machine that did the weld inside a box purged, never saw them use it since all our work was done out on floor on a ladder or in a bad spot.
The result of the test is I was hired.
I have seen the polished welds like you mentioned, it is a beautiful thing as long as someone else is doing the polishing... I always hated polishing
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I have a Metabo burnishing tool with a mandrel and these belts that hook together over pipe, makes polishing out 316L a breeze. I just did some 1/2" sanitary welded pipe last night...definitely a challenge.LtBadd wrote:Hey Brucebruce991 wrote:Nice nice job. Wish I had some pictures of our work on food process piping 2 inch and 3 inch purged SS. When done and heat discoloration is polished it was often difficult to even see the weld area. Congrats on the test hope results were positive. We had a contractor who had a machine that did the weld inside a box purged, never saw them use it since all our work was done out on floor on a ladder or in a bad spot.
The result of the test is I was hired.
I have seen the polished welds like you mentioned, it is a beautiful thing as long as someone else is doing the polishing... I always hated polishing
I weld stainless, stainless and more stainless...Food Industry, sanitary process piping, vessels, whatever is needed, I like to make stuff.
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