batheroom welding setup
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batheroom welding setup
ok i realize how sketch this is, but its all i have and could do to get welding underway soo look at my ----
New Welder!
Well its ugly as hell but it is what it is.... holding. Tail pipe welding to follow sometime
New Welder!
Well its ugly as hell but it is what it is.... holding. Tail pipe welding to follow sometime
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Re: batheroom welding setup
Those shitty welds show just how good a miller is. You have no Idea how to weld and couldn't see yet the bits of weld themselves look nice. If you put some practice in and get a mask lol you'll be making nice welds in no time.
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Re: batheroom welding setup
Originally Posted by CSaddict
You are going to light that outlet on fire and burn your house down. This is just about the dumbest thing I have seen on here.
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Re: batheroom welding setup
Originally Posted by CSaddict
You are going to light that outlet on fire and burn your house down. This is just about the dumbest thing I have seen on here.
T mathis, make a trip south to my shop so I can show you some basics.
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Re: batheroom welding setup
Originally Posted by Dmc1
Those shitty welds show just how good a miller is. You have no Idea how to weld and couldn't see yet the bits of weld themselves look nice. If you put some practice in and get a mask lol you'll be making nice welds in no time.
Originally Posted by CSaddict
You are going to light that outlet on fire and burn your house down. This is just about the dumbest thing I have seen on here.
+1
it's amazing how a weld could look so shitty and good at the same time.
i miss using the nice *** welder at my old work. made me look like a pro.
one question.
why did you lay the beads across the joint and not along the joint?
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Re: batheroom welding setup
Originally Posted by Dmc1
Yeah no kidding I didn't think about that.. I't may even burn the 110 wirng in half inside the wall even more dangerous. it's so easy to install a 220v breaker and run a line for what you need. it will only cost about $50
