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Apr 5, 2024 22:45
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The security people that guy borrowed the mirror on a stick from are going to be so pissed
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Apr 5, 2024 22:48
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Why doesn't the stick guy get his own little scooter? < >
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LifeSunDeath posted:hell yeah Left to right: HOV lane, passing lane, regular traffic. Is this different elsewhere?
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Boogan posted:Left to right: HOV lane, passing lane, regular traffic. Is this different elsewhere? Hence the sign on the window.
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mobby_6kl posted:
This isn't the cursed images thread...
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CainFortea posted:Hence the sign on the window.
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Boogan posted:Left to right: HOV lane, passing lane, regular traffic. Is this different elsewhere? CainFortea posted:Hence the sign on the window.
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Boogan posted:Left to right: HOV lane, passing lane, regular traffic. Is this different elsewhere? In the UK
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Vile_Nihlist666 posted:This isn't the cursed images thread... That's blessed, it reflavors a zucchini to an actual good flavor orange + penis
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I should call them 
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Birth of a Chancla
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Is that a human running the arc (or whatever it is), or is it automated and the human just taps the welding rod? I honestly have no idea,, but it's fascinating to watch.
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MrQwerty posted:Birth of a Chancla 
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Is that a human running the arc (or whatever it is), or is it automated and the human just taps the welding rod? I honestly have no idea,, but it's fascinating to watch. that's a person moving the TIG cup and tip
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MrQwerty posted:that's a person moving the TIG cup and tip Whoa, the TIG cup (if that's the upper one) is remarkably steady and precise
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Whoa, the TIG cup (if that's the upper one) is remarkably steady and precise A good rear end Tig welder is super impressive to watch work. I used to with with a dude who would set up a mirror and weld behind a pipe, somehow still making it perfect. I can barely brush my teeth while looking in the mirror.
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I'm glad I asked, I wound up looking up some basic TIG welding info and learned something! https://weldguru.com/tig-welding/ 
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LookieLoo posted:I'm surprised I didn't see anyone point out that a guy who calls himself StumpyNubs railing against a device that would stop him cutting off fingers is beyond parody. Yeah, he named his YouTube channel that for a comedy bit like a decade ago and oops he's actually a well respected woodworker. ethanol posted:yeah that's what I was leading at.. and you probably get a bigger bang with a single balloon without the sort of chain reaction going on there, but even then.. needs to be premixed to really do some damage.. but I assume there is some size where it's still going to make a big enough bang? or will it just hindenberg / be more flames unless it's premixed. I think this is it. https://youtu.be/l9CI6KSV560?si=Dqft6P-hpGmSdWyJ
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Grey Cat posted:You really shouldn't be posting my medical images. Fisting a skeleton is illegal isn't it?
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wesleywillis posted:Fisting a skeleton is illegal isn't it? Only south of the Mason Dixon
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Classic target fixation.
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Whoa, the TIG cup (if that's the upper one) is remarkably steady and precise They are walking the cup- the torch is still handheld, but the gas cup is actually in sliding contact with the workpiece, not held in free 3d space. https://i.imgur.com/V1cchAk.mp4 
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Lathespin.gif posted:They are walking the cup- the torch is still handheld, but the gas cup is actually in sliding contact with the workpiece, not held in free 3d space. So like, is there a way I can stick my phone to the inside of a welding helmet and run a special USB camera to the outside, and get a realtime feed that looks anywhere near that good? I'm a wiz at soldering, but sucked at welding when I tried because I couldn't see poo poo.
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Zero VGS posted:So like, is there a way I can stick my phone to the inside of a welding helmet and run a special USB camera to the outside, and get a realtime feed that looks anywhere near that good? I'm a wiz at soldering, but sucked at welding when I tried because I couldn't see poo poo. The sarcastic answer is you get a professional camera with a macro lens and a 10 stop ND filter. The real answer is to get a welding helmet with adjustable, auto-darkening glass. If it's too dark, try turning it up a shade or two. Welding is all about getting the right angle between the workpiece, the torch, and your face, and oftentimes your face is going to lose out. Move your body into a better position if you need to. Sometimes your view just sucks and you gotta develop instincts for what the puddle should be doing. For example, I was working on a project over the winter that had a bunch of easy to see weld joints and a handful of pain in the rear end joints. I did the easy welds first, turned on extra light, got my machine dialed in, adjusted the shade in my helmet, etc until it was all automatic. Then I knew how the puddle and the bead were going to behave in the hard to see joints, so I was able to lay down good welds without being able to see the puddle really well. Of course, it was flux core MIG, so the process was a lot simpler than TIG. Safety Dance fucked around with this message at 07:35 on Apr 6, 2024 |
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Just get a nice autodarkening helmet and maybe clip in some cheater magnifying lenses? I hear the 3m speedglas line is the poo poo, but too expensive for my blood. My hobart is pretty nice for the money, fwiw
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I'd have thought there would be HD camera display helmets by now, but apparently it's just very close. https://www.sri.com/ics/new-welding-helmet-from-sri-delivers-crisp-high-definition-3d-real-time-views/
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Lathespin.gif posted:They are walking the cup- the torch is still handheld, but the gas cup is actually in sliding contact with the workpiece, not held in free 3d space. what does the stick do?
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Non Compos Mentis posted:what does the stick do? it melts typically when welding you need some extra metal to fill in the gap between the two bits you're welding together. so you use the welder to melt a little puddle at the contact point, then dip the filler rod into it to give it that little bit of extra metal it needs.
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contrast that with mig welding, where your filler material is the metal wire you're using as an electrode, and you don't need a separate filler rod.
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Tig is better becsuse when you get your job back from the shop you can get free bits of tungsten with it you can chip off and sell for insane profits.
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Where do the chips go? Is the sawdust sucked up through a central hole or something? I don't see any flutes on the drill. Also it has a face 
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Karate Bastard posted:Where do the chips go? Is the sawdust sucked up through a central hole or something? I don't see any flutes on the drill. The shaft is hollow with a hole at the end (underneath the spinny bits) and you pump water through it to flush out all the crap as you go e. actually thinking about it, the water probably comes out of these 
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