And for the photo of my tattoo from that job.
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It ended up with a wrapping paper cover and it housed a snow blowing maching. It was a frame for a Christmas ornament hung from the ceiling of a mall in GA. Had to build 7.motox wrote:nice project
what will it be used for
(besides branding)
It started rolling off the table and my arm was in the way and just happens to roll the last joint I welded on the only exposed part on my forearm. Talk about suck.
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(Edit) I now see the error of my post. Sorry guys for not posting this in the projects thread.
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Very cool - I like the center jig and the slotted top and bottom plates for even spacing - nicely done 
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Tried being normal once, didn't take....I think it was a Tuesday.
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"And for the photo of my tattoo from that job."
F"ING OUCH!!!!
That's about right, though... If no blood was shed, the job is not complete...
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F"ING OUCH!!!!
That's about right, though... If no blood was shed, the job is not complete...
Steve S
I've burned myself more lately then I care to admit..lol With it being so damn hot lately I've been relaxed on wearing my jacket then inadvertently I always end up rubbing against a joint....duh.
Im also impressed with the jig, always interesting how guys do stuff....very nice. I may have missed it but what grade alum is that 5052?
Im also impressed with the jig, always interesting how guys do stuff....very nice. I may have missed it but what grade alum is that 5052?
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I was thinking it was 6061.Rick_H wrote:I've burned myself more lately then I care to admit..lol With it being so damn hot lately I've been relaxed on wearing my jacket then inadvertently I always end up rubbing against a joint....duh.
Im also impressed with the jig, always interesting how guys do stuff....very nice. I may have missed it but what grade alum is that 5052?
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Nice tattoo, I have a few of those from learning to weld lately.
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Search for a post from a member by the screen name Pater Novem (father of nine, yikes) that tells what he learned while learning to weld, funny.
I added the link.
http://forum.weldingtipsandtricks.com/v ... ser#p18741
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I added the link.
http://forum.weldingtipsandtricks.com/v ... ser#p18741
Len
Now go melt something.
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