need help welding ss exhoust
03-17-2009, 10:14 AM
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It doesn't matter who I am, probably just some noob. 
I hate to slam this forum since I am new here. There seems to be a lot of good info on here, but the few members that do nothing but make some lame comments along with the name calling is pretty sad. Again, lots of good information I have learned a lot on the fabrication side.
I hate to slam this forum since I am new here. There seems to be a lot of good info on here, but the few members that do nothing but make some lame comments along with the name calling is pretty sad. Again, lots of good information I have learned a lot on the fabrication side.
03-20-2009, 12:39 AM
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It doesn't matter who I am, probably just some noob.
I hate to slam this forum since I am new here. There seems to be a lot of good info on here, but the few members that do nothing but make some lame comments along with the name calling is pretty sad. Again, lots of good information I have learned a lot on the fabrication side.
I hate to slam this forum since I am new here. There seems to be a lot of good info on here, but the few members that do nothing but make some lame comments along with the name calling is pretty sad. Again, lots of good information I have learned a lot on the fabrication side.
OP, take some pictures of the welds it will be easier to see whats happening. Also in my experience auto-tint helmets are JUNK. I could never see the weld puddle using an auto-tint helmet and this was an expensive mask my buddy bought. My 50$ regular flip down helmet is junk but i can see out of it great, being able to see improved my welding like no other!(who would have thought
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03-20-2009, 09:30 AM
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And what have you done to contribute? ---- all, your just stirring the ----.
OP, take some pictures of the welds it will be easier to see whats happening. Also in my experience auto-tint helmets are JUNK. I could never see the weld puddle using an auto-tint helmet and this was an expensive mask my buddy bought. My 50$ regular flip down helmet is junk but i can see out of it great, being able to see improved my welding like no other!(who would have thought)
OP, take some pictures of the welds it will be easier to see whats happening. Also in my experience auto-tint helmets are JUNK. I could never see the weld puddle using an auto-tint helmet and this was an expensive mask my buddy bought. My 50$ regular flip down helmet is junk but i can see out of it great, being able to see improved my welding like no other!(who would have thought
)
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