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elcamino/wheelhorse

I have one of those uncles , except the lose screw is no where near a lower body part.

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ebinmaine

I AM one of those uncles.....

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elcamino/wheelhorse

@ebinmaine You are no where close to this guy. 

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Oldskool

No "screwin" around today. Finished the welding and grinding on the tank. Also cut,bent.twisted and tacked on all 36 pieces of the main screw. Only 4 end pieces to make tomorrow and then onto about 70ft of welding. 

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DennisThornton
10 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

No "screwin" around today. Finished the welding and grinding on the tank. Also cut,bent.twisted and tacked on all 36 pieces of the main screw. Only 4 end pieces to make tomorrow and then onto about 70ft of welding. 

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OMGoodness!  You are really getting really good with this!  That will come in handy during production runs!  Looking darned good!

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Oldskool
Just now, DennisThornton said:

That will come in handy during production runs!  Looking darned good!

Thanks. Production run of one, hehehe 

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wallfish

Get'n close now. Looks good!

 

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SylvanLakeWH

Wow!

 

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19richie66

Awesome 

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Oldskool
2 minutes ago, wallfish said:

Get'n close now. Looks good!

 

Thanks. A bunch of small stuff left to do yet after this tank. Unfortunately I have a bunch of stuff coming up after tomorrow so things will slow down for a few days.

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8ntruck
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

Thanks. A bunch of small stuff left to do yet after this tank. Unfortunately I have a bunch of stuff coming up after tomorrow so things will slow down for a few days.

Agree.  Looking good.

 

You going to make that 70 feet of welds in segments to keep the heat even on the assembly?

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Oldskool
Just now, 8ntruck said:

Agree.  Looking good.

 

You going to make that 70 feet of welds in segments to keep the heat even on the assembly?

Thanks. Yes. I'll start with 2in at a time skipping around the junctions of the pieces until I have 4in on either side of the junction. Then 2 or 3in long skipping around in the centers till both sides are done. Then skip around till its finish up. A bit of hammering as I go

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8ntruck
5 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

Thanks. Yes. I'll start with 2in at a time skipping around the junctions of the pieces until I have 4in on either side of the junction. Then 2 or 3in long skipping around in the centers till both sides are done. Then skip around till its finish up. A bit of hammering as I go

Got a needle de-scaler?  That will make the hammering go quicker, and improve the strength and fatigue resistance of the welds.

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DennisThornton

Needle scaler would be great for getting it ready for paint.

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Oldskool
18 minutes ago, 8ntruck said:

Got a needle de-scaler?  That will make the hammering go quicker, and improve the strength and fatigue resistance of the welds.

No I dont. I use a ball peen and tap tap tap

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WOW!!! I can SEE!!!...I'm not sure when I changed the clear lense in my welding helmet  last but holy crap. I thought my eyes were getting bad. It's a whole new world

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Handy Don
50 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

WOW!!! I can SEE!!!...I'm not sure when I changed the clear lense in my welding helmet  last but holy crap. I thought my eyes were getting bad. It's a whole new world

Every week or so I clean my eyeglasses -- same reaction every time! :lol:

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Oldskool
31 minutes ago, Handy Don said:

Every week or so I clean my eyeglasses -- same reaction every time! :lol:

I too wear eyeglass. That's 3 bad lenses I was looking thru.   🤣🤣🤣

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ebinmaine
51 minutes ago, Oldskool said:

I too wear eyeglass. That's 3 bad lenses I was looking thru.   🤣🤣🤣

Shoulda been perfect

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8ntruck
4 hours ago, Oldskool said:

WOW!!! I can SEE!!!...I'm not sure when I changed the clear lense in my welding helmet  last but holy crap. I thought my eyes were getting bad. It's a whole new world

 

I know what you mean.  I put a new #10 lens in my helmet and my welding improved.

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ebinmaine
6 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

 

I know what you mean.  I put a new #10 lens in my helmet and my welding improved.

I bought a whole helmet but it didn't help

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DennisThornton

I wouldn't suspect a lot of heat distortion but you will be right there to watch out for it.  I'd weld as continuous as I could get by with.

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Oldskool
3 hours ago, DennisThornton said:

I wouldn't suspect a lot of heat distortion but you will be right there to watch out for it.  I'd weld as continuous as I could get by with.

Actually with this new to me 110v welder I can only weld just so long before the thermo breaker cuts in and makes me wait.

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DennisThornton
1 hour ago, Oldskool said:

Actually with this new to me 110v welder I can only weld just so long before the thermo breaker cuts in and makes me wait.

Asking a lot of a 110 welder.   

Don't go breathing a bunch of galvanized fumes!  I did once, just once.

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ebinmaine
1 minute ago, DennisThornton said:

Don't go breathing a bunch of galvanized fumes!  I did once, just once

Does that explain most of your 

 

 

Well nevermind.....

 

 

 

 

 

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