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Maybe.

Nah...
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Should still be ok for some titanium work [emoji106]

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JayWal wrote:Should still be ok for some titanium work [emoji106]

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:lol: :lol: :lol:
I thought you said TIG welding, not material handling :o
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I would use those gloves to 'break-in' one of those dumpsters you just built.
No sense dying with unused welding rod, so light 'em up!
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Do you have glove where the filler wire touches? If so then plenty of life left :lol:. But to be serious, I've gotten shocked enough through worn and steel dust infused gloves that I swap them out more than I used to.
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yeah, I'd say you deserve to buy yourself a early Christmas present. :!: :D
the heck with the duty cycle on the welder, tell me about the duty cycle on that grinder !!
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Nah, some black paint or grease on your hands and get back to work.
Flat out like a lizard drinkin'
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