My current turbo project.... BMW
02-07-2006, 09:57 PM
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Re: My current turbo project.... BMW
man i almost ---- my pants, that was close. beautiful welds, i would have to say a machine did it too(which I believe is probly the ultimate complement to a welder) so when are you gonna start givin out free mani's on HMT? i'll pay for parts, ha. anyways, good stuff
02-07-2006, 10:31 PM
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Re: My current turbo project.... BMW
Originally Posted by mattnteclipse
i think engloid did that mani, not to sure, wouldve been nice if there was something in the pic saying who did it and a way for me to contact them. Seriously great welds man, clean as ive seen
Originally Posted by fourthgenhatch
so when are you gonna start givin out free mani's on HMT? i'll pay for parts, ha. anyways, good stuff
Originally Posted by weiRtech
i don't think i'll ever see better welds, even from a robot. teach me... where do you live?
I may be teaching a tig welding class in Chicago sometime this year. It's going to be a 2 day seminar at the Miller training facility. Last time I did one, the enrolling fee was $70/day, and everybody left happy. They typically have all the newest machines up there to play with
02-07-2006, 10:54 PM
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Re: My current turbo project.... BMW
Originally Posted by Engloid
Tennessee. If I remember correctly, you're in the north east?
I may be teaching a tig welding class in Chicago sometime this year. It's going to be a 2 day seminar at the Miller training facility. Last time I did one, the enrolling fee was $70/day, and everybody left happy. They typically have all the newest machines up there to play with
I may be teaching a tig welding class in Chicago sometime this year. It's going to be a 2 day seminar at the Miller training facility. Last time I did one, the enrolling fee was $70/day, and everybody left happy. They typically have all the newest machines up there to play with
02-07-2006, 11:18 PM
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Re: My current turbo project.... BMW
Originally Posted by weiRtech
i'm up here in canada, close to toronto. $70 a day? that is cheap for anyone who enrolls! if i was a little closer, or if you were doing one in detroit i'd probably go! so how did you end up with that gig? i guess the welds speak volumes... if you ever head up my way be sure to let me know!
We had one guy drive something like 1100 miles to get there.A guy on another forum knows the guys at Miller pretty well, and he set it all up. It works out well. It doesn't make me rich, but I get a nice little vacation out of it, and get to meet a lot of people.
02-08-2006, 12:44 AM
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Re: My current turbo project.... BMW
Originally Posted by Engloid
I try to make sure that people don't steal my pics. It also serves as advertisement to put the name and number in there.You didn't get yours? I gave them all out last week. Tennessee. If I remember correctly, you're in the north east?
I may be teaching a tig welding class in Chicago sometime this year. It's going to be a 2 day seminar at the Miller training facility. Last time I did one, the enrolling fee was $70/day, and everybody left happy. They typically have all the newest machines up there to play with
Tennessee. If I remember correctly, you're in the north east?I may be teaching a tig welding class in Chicago sometime this year. It's going to be a 2 day seminar at the Miller training facility. Last time I did one, the enrolling fee was $70/day, and everybody left happy. They typically have all the newest machines up there to play with
