[GreinTime]

You know where you'll find me

[GreinTime]

Wait... You're the safety department?! That explains everything!

[Superiorwelding]

Wait... You're the safety department?! That explains everything!

Me and two others. I get the title of "Safety Director" so you can imagine the help I get.
-Jonathan

[WerkSpace]

Swap the 'N' and 'M' key caps on a computer keyboard. It's a simple harmless prank.

Put crazy glue on his mouse for his computer then he will be walking around all day with a mouse on his hand.

[MinnesotaDave]

Worst welding thread ever!! Not one welding pic!!

Might as well go back to the office!

[Superiorwelding]

Dave,
This better?
-Jonathan

[GreinTime]

There's my contribution lol 3/8 - 3/16 lap weld horizontal 24" long. 1/8" ER70S2. No pulse, 2014 Syncrowave set at 250, actual welding current around 200 after getting started.

I got a little froggy farther away from me and undercut the top plate a little because my knee got wedged under the plate and I just kept welding away!

After playing around at the beginning with other methods, (this plate will be under the bed on a Cummins project I'm working on at the other shop I work at) I stepped out until the puddle almost disappeared, and then added filler and stepped back to maintain consistent spacing and to maintain the tip edge as much as possible.

Also, the HAZ farther away from the weld is from the plates welded to box the frame in from the plate to the bottom flange. Mine is quite small comparatively. And it is also much smaller than on the other side that my buddy welded

[MinnesotaDave]

Dave,
This better?
-Jonathan

Looks very nice - but you weren't supposed to weld the scraps to the table, weld them to each other next time

[Superiorwelding]

You know I thought something didn't look right.
-Jonathan

[motox]

jonathan,
it was probably just dyslexia tuesday
craig

[Otto Nobedder]

... dyslexia tuesday

craig

Okay, that joke is perfect!

Steve S

[Superiorwelding]

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[AKweldshop]

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ooT ynnuf!!

[Otto Nobedder]

!!!LOL

(prove I didn't spell that backward...)

Steve S

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[Superiorwelding]

Matt,
Well, we could be doing worse things like drugs and fighting. It is rather sad we are up to 5 pages of useless nonsense. Oh well, could be worse.
-Jonathan

[mcoe]

It could be worse you could be welding

[Superiorwelding]

It could be worse you could be welding

Ouch.
-Jonathan

[Rick_H]

Is a millwright welder safety officer allowed to weld at his desk.

God I can't believe I read all 5 pages

[MinnesotaDave]

Is a millwright welder safety officer allowed to weld at his desk.

God I can't believe I read all 5 pages

I don't see why not...

-kind of like playing with toy trucks on the desk and making engine noises - only with welding toys

[Superiorwelding]

Is a millwright welder safety officer allowed to weld at his desk.

Well, I thought I would give this a go. I loaded up a cart with a few of my 2" plate sub-assemblies and drug the Fronius into my office. I had to run a 50' extension cord for the machine through the hall but was able to plug my grinder in the office outlets. Everything was going fine until everyone noticed how loud and close the grinding and welding was. The office Manager came down the hall and went through the roof! He started rambling something about how the grinding dust and smoke filling the offices, my desk was not designed for 6700# and how that welding in my office was a fire hazard. I just looked at him and said "better tell the Safety Director"
-Jonathan

[MinnesotaDave]

Is a millwright welder safety officer allowed to weld at his desk.

Well, I thought I would give this a go. I loaded up a cart with a few of my 2" plate sub-assemblies and drug the Fronius into my office. I had to run a 50' extension cord for the machine through the hall but was able to plug my grinder in the office outlets. Everything was going fine until everyone noticed how loud and close the grinding and welding was. The office Manager came down the hall and went through the roof! He started rambling something about how the grinding dust and smoke filling the offices, my desk was not designed for 6700# and how that welding in my office was a fire hazard. I just looked at him and said "better tell the Safety Director"
-Jonathan

Be serious, your office manager was only pissed because you unplugged the coffee pot

[mcoe]

Dave he was mad because Jonathan welded again. Now he has to pay Tony overtime to grind out the bad welds and redo them.

[Superiorwelding]

Dave,
Yeah, but he drinks sissy coffee, decaf. Yuck.
-Jonathan

[Superiorwelding]

Dave he was mad because Jonathan welded again. Now he has to pay Tony overtime to grind out the bad welds and redo them.

You caught me.
-Jonathan