dartforforty
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Kern Dog
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@Kern Dog your inbox is full
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..or he's blocked... let it go...
dartforforty
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He posted in the political section I should contact him to clear the air
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Maybe he wants to clear the air, is there a problem with that?
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Hey there. I have never had a full inbox being a Gold member. I cleared out some topics from parts sales and such.
Feel free to try again.
You are possibly both on Forced Ignore to prevent further escalation....either let it go, or Report posts made on THIS site directly to Mods.
Please do not start dragging other sites into this mess.
I like turtles. (and mopars) Can we get back to making fun of my welds please?
I was just trying to help out dartforforty get your attention .
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Shoot, man...I can be a contender in that contest.
On Sunday, I ran out of MIG wire so I grabbed a roll that had some left to it. The welds fizzed and popped even worse than usual. I figured it was Flux Core instead of the copper solid stuff I now use.
The guy at the welding supply house confirmed it. The flux core wire is silver in color to identify it.
I really need to take a welding class or get some qualified person stand over me to show me what I am doing wrong.
Years back I watched a YouTube video of a guy buffing out the clearcoat on a car. Instantly I saw what I was doing wrong for years!
......and I'm rapidly becoming an expert in creating awesome porosity, and spatter.....but my grind work it stupid good.
in Kern Dog we trust.
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Grind work...Yeah, me too.
In wood framing, we expect to have to go back and plane crooked studs, pad out low spots and generally "tune up" everything so it looks good once the sheetrock goes on.
I see some welds that people make and feel like mine are the work of a blind guy.
In wood framing, we expect to have to go back and plane crooked studs, pad out low spots and generally "tune up" everything so it looks good once the sheetrock goes on.
I see some welds that people make and feel like mine are the work of a blind guy.
.....so I found this geezer on YouTube who has taught me so much with his clips, Fitzee's Fabrications.....so calm and confident. Explains everything, and with modest tools and expression. I feel lucky to have seen his works....as its helped mine.
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.....ok, that hurts my eyes. My god.....what a mess. Look like a jr high art project.....or possibly Ron Jeremy's hot dog.....hehe
....he wanted to do it, for Randolph Scott.
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My welds are far better than that. My trouble is with consistency. Right next to a great weld is one that looks like popcorn.
....and here I thought a grinder was an easy date? (always have us for a grinder....hehe)
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