Sity Tens

By pipewelder_1999 (****)

Date 10-31-2002 12:23

What kinda trouble?

G Austin

By jwright650 (*****)

Date 10-31-2002 14:04

I need help with this one before I can comment on it.
John Wright

By pipewelder_1999 (****)

Date 10-31-2002 14:21

6010s

:)

By jwright650 (*****)

Date 10-31-2002 14:31

Gerald you're good, I would have never figured that one out?
John Wright

By Kix474

Date 10-31-2002 18:54

No city tens

By pipewelder_1999 (****)

Date 11-01-2002 19:54

das prolly part o de prollem. wifout no sity tens dey real har to whip.

By DPWeber (*)

Date 11-01-2002 20:35

sity tens is the old red rods, city tens is the new grey ones.

By Kix474

Date 11-02-2002 04:10

Yeeah Dem da ones. Dem real hard.

By DGXL

Date 11-03-2002 18:04

This is one of the best posts I've seen.

Is it Mardigras already? Show us your [welding] tips!

By DGXL

Date 11-05-2002 00:24

While not as interesting as the Cajun antics here, when I was teaching, I had the chance to learn some new terminology:
"1109" rod (6011 upside down)
"Oxylene" (oxy-acetylene)
"leather goggles" (not sure, but I think it's eye protection not meant for vision?)
"Jig welding" (welding performed in a fixture or while welding and dancing to Irish music?)
"Welding Tits" (Do not suckle while energized...)

Does that Miller weld controller have a Plentium inside?
Why is the welder sparking?
Does the metal get hot?

By jwright650 (*****)

Date 11-06-2002 15:38

Neat!

By RonG

Date 11-06-2002 22:01

Thats almost as good as the old welding test they used to give on some job sites, where they bend 1 rod in to a Vee then stand it and a 2nd rod up in a pyramid shape. (bent end up resting against the 2nd rod).

The test is to pick up the 2 rods with only a single 3rd rod. (no welding allowed)

If you can pass that test the last one is easy. You take a hand full (as many as you can hold in one hand) of 7018 (7024 if you got some) 1/8 or larger, put them behind your head and bend them to 90 Deg.