The truth about Blake's scar
09-15-2011, 01:56 PM
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we are forgetting that Madhat would do that cut....let's not forget about him.
Blake has steers, he should get used to that.....
can everyone saw " Yeee Haaaaaaaaw"!
Blake, driving in PA: i warned ya about 'why that's an hour from here' culture down there. you sound homesick. maybe we can help,
chaikwa is about an hour north of you. lol
Blake has steers, he should get used to that.....
can everyone saw " Yeee Haaaaaaaaw"!
Blake, driving in PA: i warned ya about 'why that's an hour from here' culture down there. you sound homesick. maybe we can help,
chaikwa is about an hour north of you. lol
09-15-2011, 04:10 PM
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Ya gotta keep up with these dynamically changing topics. 
09-15-2011, 05:58 PM
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Maybe, but a cup is definitely needed
I do it to you all the time.
Don't take these guys to heart Blake. Accidents happen. No matter how dumb the guy was.
Don't take these guys to heart Blake. Accidents happen. No matter how dumb the guy was.
09-15-2011, 06:08 PM
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09-15-2011, 06:18 PM
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09-15-2011, 06:36 PM
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we are forgetting that Madhat would do that cut....let's not forget about him.
Blake has steers, he should get used to that.....
can everyone saw " Yeee Haaaaaaaaw"!
Blake, driving in PA: i warned ya about 'why that's an hour from here' culture down there. you sound homesick. maybe we can help,
chaikwa is about an hour north of you. lol
Blake has steers, he should get used to that.....
can everyone saw " Yeee Haaaaaaaaw"!
Blake, driving in PA: i warned ya about 'why that's an hour from here' culture down there. you sound homesick. maybe we can help,
chaikwa is about an hour north of you. lol
09-15-2011, 06:56 PM
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See?
I'll give you 'proven' and 'reliable'. It's hardly efficient tho, not with all the stopping, chipping flux, getting rid of the spent rod remains, re-rodding, and basically starting all over again. Not when you could just pull a trigger and do the whole joint!
I'll give you 'proven' and 'reliable'. It's hardly efficient tho, not with all the stopping, chipping flux, getting rid of the spent rod remains, re-rodding, and basically starting all over again. Not when you could just pull a trigger and do the whole joint!
09-15-2011, 07:04 PM
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In the field. Not a chance.
09-15-2011, 07:15 PM
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Thanks for proving my point.. There's a reason Jesus was a carpenter and not a welder.
09-15-2011, 07:32 PM
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09-15-2011, 07:43 PM
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There are automatic spreads that exist, but in a stationary push operation. They require additional equipment also, such as enclosed stalls to protect the welding environment.
If you could only spend one day with me you would see the foolishness in your logic. Not saying youre wrong in the way you are thinking, but it just wont work. GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about....
See were Im going with this....
The way we are working out here stick is the only way to go. Beside, you can carry a lot more iron with a good hand and a 3/16 rod than with wire feed.
If you could only spend one day with me you would see the foolishness in your logic. Not saying youre wrong in the way you are thinking, but it just wont work. GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about GMAW wont work well in the elements and high wind. Flux core wont produce a quality weld on inner sheild alone, it requires additional shielding gas, which comes full circle to the spiel about....
See were Im going with this....
The way we are working out here stick is the only way to go. Beside, you can carry a lot more iron with a good hand and a 3/16 rod than with wire feed.