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HotCanadianChick posted:Actually, it was something I'd heard a long, long, long time ago and have never looked up or read about since (that milk makes acid reflux worse). Looking it up now, it's not that the milk is acidic, it's that unless you're drinking skim milk, the fat in the milk causes an increase in stomach acid production (as will any fatty food). So if it's skim milk it probably won't make it worse. Or you're just full of poo poo, don't know how to duck out, and would rather double down.
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goatse guy posted:I tried out the Liquid Cocaine shots recipe that Leica posted a few pages back. That was a mistake and I think my phone needs a breathalyzer attached to it. Beach Bum posted:North Florida/Panhandle. Good neighborhood too; my mother, her sister, and their parents all live on the same street as this place. I'm not sure about living that close to that much of my family but for that kind of money I'm not sure I care. At the time I was looking for a home, I was living in my parents basement, and I was considering everywhere within an hour of the city but I actually ended up buying a house less than 2 city blocks away. My brother later purchased his own house and now lives within a 10 minute walk. If you can tolerate your family then it's not a bad arrangement.
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Motronic posted:I plan on building whateverthefuck I want. I have been eyeballing one of those inverter based tig machines myself. Again, im not in production, but it would be fun to gently caress around with. But I would rather save up my funds for a plasma cutter. How much service do you have to your shop? I know most homes are around 200 amps, and a giant majority of sub panels are 100 amp. I know your new shop is set up well though.
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goatse guy posted:I did. What do you mean, for normal alcohol enthusiasts that's every night 
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Nodoze posted:What do you mean, for normal alcohol enthusiasts that's every night Holy poo poo.
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Jan 14, 2015 21:28
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Work has been really busy http://youtu.be/vbwxzE3H6HE
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BrokenKnucklez posted:I have been eyeballing one of those inverter based tig machines myself. Again, im not in production, but it would be fun to gently caress around with. But I would rather save up my funds for a plasma cutter. Get both  
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What kind of tig do you have?
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Jan 14, 2015 21:45
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BrokenKnucklez posted:What kind of tig do you have? Miller Dynasty 200 DX. Honestly, a $1500 used Syncrowave 250 would do 90% of what I want (and have a higher duty/amps, but is not portable).
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Jan 14, 2015 21:47
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Thats why I plan on saving up. Get a small Hobart now to satisfy any cravings to fart metal together then eventually get some nicer poo poo. I just can't justify the costs of high end stuff right now. Nice set up by the way.
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Jan 14, 2015 21:51
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pshhhhhh. All your silly little clean, light, new TIG welders. Here's the same one I have, but much cleaner and less beat  Pretty sure mine was made sometime in the 60s or 70s. Upwards of 300lbs easily.
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Phone posted:Or you're just full of poo poo, don't know how to duck out, and would rather double down.  http://www.healthline.com/health/gerd/beverages quote:Because regular cow’s milk contains a considerable amount of fat and is hard to digest, Rodriguez recommends drinking goat’s milk products instead. Like all high-fat foods, full-fat cow’s milk may relax the lower esophageal sphincter, which can cause reflux symptoms. Again, I had heard (somewhere in my childhood, so at least 25-30 years ago) drinking milk was bad for acid reflux, but the root cause of this that I had previously believed was incorrect (that milk was highly acidic, which obviously at a pH of 6.8 is untrue), and I admitted as such. It is good to know that some people define "admitting you made a mistake" as "doubling down", however.
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Whole cow milk is delicious. I don't care if it kills me.
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kastein posted:pshhhhhh. All your silly little clean, light, new TIG welders. I need a welder so bad 
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Yes you do. Making parts from scrap metal is loving awesome.
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Maker Of Shoes posted:Whole cow milk is delicious. I don't care if it kills me. Since you're local: get thee to AJs. Or the dairy itself if you live way out west.
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CommieGIR posted:I need a welder so bad I hear that. I looked into the local community college's offerings for welding and whatnot and you have to hit their whole loving program to get to the welding classes. Metallurgy 101 and the like. I'm sure that would be helpful and endlessly educational, but I really just want to find a welding class. My dad was a professional welder for years and he doesn't even own one.
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gently caress customers. Make an impact wrench faster, smoother, quieter, more powerful, and more reliable and the customer thinks it's not longer as powerful because it doesn't make their ears bleed and give them hand-arm vibration syndrome.
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CommieGIR posted:I need a welder so bad Same. Boaz MacPhereson posted:I hear that. I looked into the local community college's offerings for welding and whatnot and you have to hit their whole loving program to get to the welding classes. Metallurgy 101 and the like. I'm sure that would be helpful and endlessly educational, but I really just want to find a welding class. My dad was a professional welder for years and he doesn't even own one. I was thinking about taking a class at our local JC because you can just do it either with or without a cert in mind. keykey fucked around with this message at 23:00 on Jan 14, 2015 |
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:I hear that. I looked into the local community college's offerings for welding and whatnot and you have to hit their whole loving program to get to the welding classes. Metallurgy 101 and the like. I'm sure that would be helpful and endlessly educational, but I really just want to find a welding class. My dad was a professional welder for years and he doesn't even own one. Yeah, I'd love to just take some basic classes on welding techniques. I've welded before, but I am by no means 'skilled' at it.
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Part of its a little bit of book reading but from what every one says its just practice practice practice. I have never mig welded before, but I could do decent with a stick, and from what I have been told, if you can do stick, mig is a breeze. kastein posted:pshhhhhh. All your silly little clean, light, new TIG welders. God drat, thats bad rear end. I had a Forney welder, but was stolen along with a bunch of stuff back in 2005, and I just have been rebuilding my tool supply steadily ever since.
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BrokenKnucklez posted:Part of its a little bit of book reading but from what every one says its just practice practice practice. Hey you. Come buy this LS powered piece of poo poo rover. http://flagstaff.craigslist.org/cto/4832166629.html
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Well, if it was about 1500 cheaper it wouldn't be a bad idea.
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about 3000 cheaper I'd go drag it home. till then he can piss up a rope. bet I know which case that thing has too. 
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cursedshitbox posted:about 3000 cheaper I'd go drag it home. till then he can piss up a rope. Oh wait... its that piece of poo poo? Pass.
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BrokenKnucklez posted:Oh wait... its that piece of poo poo? Pass. well yeah. Only way you'd crack a LT230 is drop it on rocks. There are guys running LQ9s in front of em without harm. The bergwerner? LOLOLOLOL I can split one of of those looking at it funny.
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Darchangel posted:There's something like that here in North Texas, but the only location is almost an hour away. Oh, and they closed in June, according to the website, supposedly to reopen some time. Oh, well. There's one in Denton.
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Again, let me make a million excuses and try to save face.
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Rhyno posted:Holy poo poo. What?
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I don't get it either. Wish I had a welder so I wasn't sleeping on a busted bed frame held up by bricks. (Yes I'm a fatty, but the bed is about 20 yrs old)
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goatse guy posted:I did. Because why feel like dogshit on your own time?
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Welder Chat: Bought this last spring I think, haven't used it as much as I planned but drat it's nice to have when I need it. wow lovely phone pic ahoy Found a small local shop just down the road from my house to turn down the wheels hubs to fit the new rotors, less than 5 minutes from my house. Have a feeling I'll be using him for stuff I don't feel like attempting in the future. Got that drat swaybar mounted, what a pain in the rear end. poo poo just realized VW must have used different rear brakes on the MK4 golfs. Ordered a set and they aren't even close to the right shape. VAG 
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Welders are pretty much the greatest. Besides all of the bodywork I've done with my tiny Lincoln MIG it's also pretty capable for bigger stuff; like for when I got bored and made a computer desk out of some stuff I had lying around: 
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IOwnCalculus posted:Since you're local: get thee to AJs. Or the dairy itself if you live way out west.  Oh my god why did I not know about this? Buying this tonight. Post haste. Edit: Is that rootbeer milk?!
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drat I've had good luck lately with craigslist, just sold a bunch of poo poo for the asking prices with no haggling, and just picked up a set of Yakima towers, crossbars and cargo carrier for $130 in like new condition because I ended up knowing the guy that was selling it! Now all I need is a hitch and hitch mount bike rack and the Camry is ready for camping hells yeah gently caress SUV's.
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MonkeyNutZ posted:Welders are pretty much the greatest. Besides all of the bodywork I've done with my tiny Lincoln MIG it's also pretty capable for bigger stuff; like for when I got bored and made a computer desk out of some stuff I had lying around: Christ that thing looks like it could withstand a cartoon style 1ton weight being dropped on in from orbit. Solid.
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MonkeyNutZ posted:Welders are pretty much the greatest. Besides all of the bodywork I've done with my tiny Lincoln MIG it's also pretty capable for bigger stuff; like for when I got bored and made a computer desk out of some stuff I had lying around: drat, I like this desk. Nice work sir.
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MonkeyNutZ posted:Welders are pretty much the greatest. Besides all of the bodywork I've done with my tiny Lincoln MIG it's also pretty capable for bigger stuff; like for when I got bored and made a computer desk out of some stuff I had lying around: That is one bad rear end desk. I need to make something like this once I organize the garage for a work table.
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I keep on telling myself I'm going to make a desk that I don't have to hunch over one of these days. 6'4" makes workplace ergonomics a hoot. Once when I had an office space and a nice desk, I had the whole thing up on 4x4 blocks and it was amazing.
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