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New Toys for the Bash
- Barnyard
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New Toys for the Bash
For several years Bill Darr has told me I needed a set of torches.
For several years Gary Dotson has said I needed a auto darkening welding hood.
For eternity Jeff Silvey has been saying I can't weld. I never listen to Jeff, but he is right on this one.
So, this weekend I did a little shopping so we have a few new things around for the Bash.
I threw the saw in because I have been telling myself I needed one for a long time. Now all I need is a bigger shop to put it in.
For several years Gary Dotson has said I needed a auto darkening welding hood.
For eternity Jeff Silvey has been saying I can't weld. I never listen to Jeff, but he is right on this one.
So, this weekend I did a little shopping so we have a few new things around for the Bash.
I threw the saw in because I have been telling myself I needed one for a long time. Now all I need is a bigger shop to put it in.
There are two ways to get enough Cubs. One is to continue to accumulate more and more. The other is to desire less.
- John *.?-!.* cub owner
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Is the Bash for repairing, or do you plan to build one from scratch, including building your own tranny housing, etc?
If you are not part of the solution,
you are part of the problem!!!
you are part of the problem!!!
- Super A
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
They're useful, but I hate those @#(#$ cut-off saws with the heat of a thousand suns!
Al
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Cool stuff.
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Barnyard wrote:For several years Bill Darr has told me I needed a set of torches.
For several years Gary Dotson has said I needed a auto darkening welding hood.
For eternity Jeff Silvey has been saying I can't weld. I never listen to Jeff, but he is right on this one.
So, this weekend I did a little shopping so we have a few new things around for the Bash.
I threw the saw in because I have been telling myself I needed one for a long time. Now all I need is a bigger shop to put it in.
So, I don't see any welding lessons in that picture. Surely, you aren't going to take lessons from Jeff!
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
I notice the dogs are keeping their distance.
- Barnyard
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Scrivet wrote:I notice the dogs are keeping their distance.
Actually they are making everybody else keep their distance. One is out of the pic on the left and the other is far off on the right? The one in the center is barking commands.
There are two ways to get enough Cubs. One is to continue to accumulate more and more. The other is to desire less.
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Nice to see you got a cutting torch, you will wonder how you got along without it. I have check valves between tanks and
regulators, always had them at work to prevent flash back.
Bill
regulators, always had them at work to prevent flash back.
Bill
- sdurnal
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
How can you work without a "blue tipped wonder wrench"? hehe They will be a great addition to the shop!
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Nice set up. What's in the smaller tank? I can see oxygen written on it but I thought all green tanks were oxygen. At least around here they are. I really like the cut off saw too. I've on my second one but not a quality brand like yours. Enjoy
David Dee Mock-Leonard
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Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool.
Some days it's not worth chewing through the restraints
- sdurnal
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Indiana Oxygen is a welding supply outfit. (that's their label) I'll gamble that the small black one is acetylene. The green one is oxygen.
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Barnyard wrote:Scrivet wrote:I notice the dogs are keeping their distance.
Actually they are making everybody else keep their distance. One is out of the pic on the left and the other is far off on the right? The one in the center is barking commands.
Wow ! They're even smarter than I thought! ....... Are you training the pup to dial 911 from his crate?
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Denny Clayton wrote:Barnyard wrote:For several years Bill Darr has told me I needed a set of torches.
For several years Gary Dotson has said I needed a auto darkening welding hood.
For eternity Jeff Silvey has been saying I can't weld. I never listen to Jeff, but he is right on this one.
So, this weekend I did a little shopping so we have a few new things around for the Bash.
I threw the saw in because I have been telling myself I needed one for a long time. Now all I need is a bigger shop to put it in.
So, I don't see any welding lessons in that picture. Surely, you aren't going to take lessons from Jeff!
Well I need to teach him some pointers.
In my line of work
" EVERYBODY GOES HOME THE NEXT MORNING"
" EVERYBODY GOES HOME THE NEXT MORNING"
- Barnyard
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Grumpy, the smaller tank is acetylene, what you see is the Indiana Oxygen logo as Stan stated.
Scrivet, The pup is the dog in the center calling the shots. He has really matured these last few months. He is almost nine months old and acts like the seasoned dogs he hangs with. I took his cell phone away from him. He won't dial 911, Like all kids, all he seems to do is text all his friends. He only goes in his crate at night. For now we leave him out in the morning and he stays out until about 10:00 PM. We won't leave him out after that since he likes to roam the entire yard and if he gets to far to the back by himself he may encounter the coyotes before the others can come to the rescue. By fall he should be staying out all night with the others.
Scrivet, The pup is the dog in the center calling the shots. He has really matured these last few months. He is almost nine months old and acts like the seasoned dogs he hangs with. I took his cell phone away from him. He won't dial 911, Like all kids, all he seems to do is text all his friends. He only goes in his crate at night. For now we leave him out in the morning and he stays out until about 10:00 PM. We won't leave him out after that since he likes to roam the entire yard and if he gets to far to the back by himself he may encounter the coyotes before the others can come to the rescue. By fall he should be staying out all night with the others.
There are two ways to get enough Cubs. One is to continue to accumulate more and more. The other is to desire less.
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Re: New Toys for the Bash
Looks good Bill, like....
Same can be said for many tools (toys) the average guy doesn't have. Welders, torches, metal band saw, plasma cutter....
Bill wrote:Nice to see you got a cutting torch, you will wonder how you got along without it.
Same can be said for many tools (toys) the average guy doesn't have. Welders, torches, metal band saw, plasma cutter....
As far as becoming a decent welder, do some reading, research, and practice, practice, practice. It really is an art, I probably burned 50 lbs of rod and wire before I became somewhat accomplished at it.Denny Clayton wrote:So, I don't see any welding lessons in that picture.
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