Jorge LLamas

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Feb 05 at 05:51 PM

Thanks Joey Collier don't mind I just fooling around at the airport waiting for a flight, but them guys had really good content. I one has not heard it, i would looking it up.

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Feb 05 at 05:44 PM

Where can I ask what happened to the podcast? The podcast was awesome.

Commented on Sam Hagan - How Fast Can You Build It

Feb 03 at 01:01 PM

Get er done! $$$ @SAMHAGAN

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Commented on This is the housing of the boilers I ...

Feb 02 at 07:22 PM

Pretty good size boiler.

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Commented on Matt Hayden Explains Hot Start With 7018

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Jan 27 at 10:59 PM

Thank you for that video all the functions on the I try nor to play with there I only think I know what the do. Would you ever consider a similar video on inductance with mig or even a pluse mig ? Is there even a suitcase welder that can do pluse mig?

Thanks in advanced, good videos?

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Jan 27 at 10:41 PM

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Been wanting a cart to store sheets of steel, and also get to with ease. Made it out 2" boiler tube and some 1/8 plate I had laying about. The wheels were also salvaged from the scrape bin, a piece of equipment was beening thrown out so I took the wheels from it.
The tubing was mitercut with the evolution saw "works good but hard to get the round miter cuts lined up for the perfect fit" also hard to get exact length". The sheet was with the slugger circ saw , fresh evolution blade was used since I tortured tested the original with half inch plate bevels. Saw works cool, straight cuts , no dust, no sparks. Chalk line work good to snap lines across the sheet try the blue powder level four.
Welded up the tubing with 6011 3/32 just because a had some. 85 Amp was too hot but did the job , honestly this was a hack job, but I'm happy it's done, it holding a ton of steel I had tucked away and I can easily roll it out now. For what it is it works fine 💪 .
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Commented on New to tig welding .got a new tig ac...

Jan 27 at 12:43 PM

Cool .

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Commented on WS Podcast - Introducing Aren Jenkins

Jan 27 at 12:40 PM

Nice Introduction, when I was first learning how to weld in school I always thought it would be cool to weld on a pipe line somewhere in Alaska. Today I still think it's pretty cool but just a pipe dream. Lol. I've also taken some machine shop classes that were specific to conventional machining like lathes and mills. I think your right about the youth not venturing into the trades, and I hope your time on this program hits a lot youths. Keep up the good work guys.

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Commented on Just finished my tube roller stand bu...

Jan 19 at 08:50 PM

Super clean work, all your joints look clean too.

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