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2018-10-15 at 9:55 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny its the wattage.
the thicker the things you need to weld, the more energy you need to melt both of them.
stfu idiot. you are literally on par with Bill Krozby-tard and his idiocy.
no, it isnt 'thicker'...it is also the material. for example, a smaller thickness of aluminum needs a buttfuckton more 'pow-wuh' than triple or even quadruple equivalent thickness of 'regular' steel.
go figure out why...im not explaining it to your retard crackhead nigger self. -
2018-10-15 at 9:58 PM UTC
Originally posted by vindicktive vinny the best place to see welders weld is in the shipyard, deep in the belly of the ships where professional welders, half naked and cloaked under a layer of manly sweat, and wallowing in the smoke, testosterone laced body ordor and manly breaths, inside the dimly lit hulls interspersed with bright, indigo sparks …
stfu, nigger.
if i were a mod id permaban you for posting literal shit in a relatively serious thread...regardless of this being a shit site
lanny bans people pointing out his (and his shit-tard alts) bullshit posts/threads but in serious threads he lets fucking fucktards like you shit out of your eyeballs. -
2018-10-15 at 10:02 PM UTC
Originally posted by blaster master 99.9% of commercial welding in the 21st century is electric. We still use O/A torches for cutting tho.
where i work they still insist upon using oxy welding on everything for no other reason than because the head of that department is 100 years old and thats the only means he knows of how to weld. hes fucking dementia-ridden and when hes finished using it, leaves his rig (a cart with two full sized gas tanks and the hoses, gauges, regulators, etc) literally right in front of the door to that particular bay of the warehouse. anyone that isnt expecting it trips over it, knocking the whole thing over because the light switch is several feet down the wall. -
2018-10-15 at 10:07 PM UTC
Originally posted by Soybitch 2.0 - The CUM Swallowing Op are you actually want to learn welding or just pass the course?
I've done a welding course before, but I'm not much of a welder. If you actually want to learn it you should be watching YouTube videos, reading about it, practicing with your own kit if possible, maybe even going to where welding is done to see if you can help out.
You need about 10,000 hours practice to master any skill.
Passing any of these courses is piss easy, but don't expect anyone to be too impressed.
i know a dude whos been welding for about 40 years and hes 'famous' on welding websites because his welds look like a machine does it. since the internetz has become popular he has a bad habit of welding for ten minutes then stopping for twenty minutes to take pictures to post. ive seen welds hes done on 316 SS tube that literally looks better than the automated welders.
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2018-10-15 at 11:11 PM UTC
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2018-10-16 at 3:46 AM UTC
Originally posted by infinityshock stfu, nigger.
if i were a mod id permaban you for posting literal shit in a relatively serious thread…regardless of this being a shit site
lanny bans people pointing out his (and his shit-tard alts) bullshit posts/threads but in serious threads he lets fucking fucktards like you shit out of your eyeballs.
oh, im sorry.
i didnt know welding is sacred to you.
