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Huh??Otto Nobedder wrote:Must be some Cialis in the flux?
Yea, they quit putting Viagra in about a year ago.Otto Nobedder wrote:Must be some Cialis in the flux?
John,AKweldshop wrote:I'm lost....
Superiorwelding wrote:John,AKweldshop wrote:I'm lost....
Google those two words.
-Jonathan
John,AKweldshop wrote:Superiorwelding wrote:John,AKweldshop wrote:I'm lost....
Google those two words.
-Jonathan
OK,
How does it relate??
This doesn't make sense.
Do I have to get down on my knees and beg for a compliment??
What gives??
~John
Complement for using a 7024, which is known for running really nice beads, on a scrap piece of metal, in the flat position...AKweldshop wrote:Superiorwelding wrote:John,AKweldshop wrote:I'm lost....
Google those two words.
-Jonathan
OK,
How does it relate??
This doesn't make sense.
Do I have to get down on my knees and beg for a compliment??
What gives??
~John
Bwahahahaha !!Otto Nobedder wrote:If your slag stands up for more than four hours,
Call your welding inspector...
Compliment for what? I don't see anything spectacular in the photo, quite honestly. There's nothing special about slag peeling off in one piece when welding with 7024. I thought all experienced users of 7024 knew that.AKweldshop wrote:Superiorwelding wrote:John,AKweldshop wrote:I'm lost....
Google those two words.
-Jonathan
OK,
How does it relate??
This doesn't make sense.
Do I have to get down on my knees and beg for a compliment??
What gives??
~John
Compliment for what? I don't see anything spectacular in the photo, quite honestly. There's nothing special about slag peeling off in one piece when welding with 7024. I thought all experienced users of 7024 knew that.Heavy Metal wrote:
OK,
How does it relate??
This doesn't make sense.
Do I have to get down on my knees and beg for a compliment??
What gives??
~John
One thing to keep in mind, some of us here have been friends for quite a while and some actually know and talk to each other on the phone. With that said no harm or offense is taken when we pick on each other. Please don't take this thread in the wrong way. NONE here will flame you, put you or your welds down or exclude you because you can't weld or or not as good as others. Please feel free to post pictures of even you worst welds. Remember we all started from scratch and we all are on different skill levels and all continue to improve. The only time you will get criticism from me and the other active members is when you specifically ask for it. Period. Also we all support each others accomplishments and will wholeheartedly support yours.crazycarl wrote:I joined this forum to learn and then I read a couple of comments and I get the feeling that not everyone is "supportive" of others accomplishments. Personally, the weld looks "good" to me but as a newbie with ZERO welding experience it may be weak, not straight and little wide and blotchy... BUT who cares, we are here to show people OUR accomplishments, achievements and oddities.
I am glad I saw this post before I put up some of my "CRAP"... saves me the embarrassment from negative comments or bashing. I was hoping this forum was comprised of "positive" people and "positive" comments, I know that CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is always appreciated but to down right just blast someone when they are showing off something that they thought was "COOL" is unfair.
I rather enjoyed his Cialis joke, added some humor to this post. Hope I am not out of line but we are here to learn, share our experiences and overall enjoy each others posts... I say, "post anything welding related" and lets discuss them and review them to find their flaws and learn how to NOT do it again!
Ok.. there's my NEWBIE rant for the day... hehe
CrazyCarl
ps.. I love joking around so if you all know each other and are pulling each others legs then I understand... I just don't want this post to come off wrong.. You all have fun and I will figure out who knows who... sorry I feel bad for posting this and just want to make sure I don't step on any toes...
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