Some impressive welding
Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:04 pm
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Some impressive welding
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Posted: Fri Oct 10, 2008 11:48 pm
Great stuff there Marcus!
Posted: Sat Oct 11, 2008 1:28 pm
I read that one on the NSRA, some of it is robot welding, especially on the bike frames, Is Tony a welder,
I have my own pet TiG welder, he is a certified aircraft welder, so if he can weld the wheels bavck on a Jumbo, he can make brackets for me,
I have my own pet TiG welder, he is a certified aircraft welder, so if he can weld the wheels bavck on a Jumbo, he can make brackets for me,
Posted: Sun Oct 12, 2008 3:12 pm
Ahhh, someone found my welding pics 
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 1:08 am
i think i need to go and see a doctor and get some pills.....
i got realy excited looking at some of those pics, which i dont think is normal......... TIG welding is just a beautiful art form which i wish i could do
i got realy excited looking at some of those pics, which i dont think is normal......... TIG welding is just a beautiful art form which i wish i could do
Posted: Sun Oct 26, 2008 10:10 am
i use to do welding for a living, (12yrs)
mainly structural steelwork and staircases (spiral and normal straight flights) (mig and arc), stainless hand rails (mig and tig), brass mat frames (tig), ally platforms (mig using spool on gun and tig)
i left here but still do all my own brackets etc when i get time,
i do a bit of welding at my present job, but thats about 2hrs a week,
i never had the money to buy a tig plant as really could do with a refresher course, as it is defo an art to do, and would rather tig than mig or arc..
Ian is yours a scratch start tig? or touch and go?
mainly structural steelwork and staircases (spiral and normal straight flights) (mig and arc), stainless hand rails (mig and tig), brass mat frames (tig), ally platforms (mig using spool on gun and tig)
i left here but still do all my own brackets etc when i get time,
i do a bit of welding at my present job, but thats about 2hrs a week,
i never had the money to buy a tig plant as really could do with a refresher course, as it is defo an art to do, and would rather tig than mig or arc..
Ian is yours a scratch start tig? or touch and go?