Yes, They started coming out with that hood almost 30 years ago, we called
them a blink hood. As you were ready to strike the arc, you were suppose to
close your eyes momentarily as the ultra violet rays darkened the lens.
Back then you couldn't adjust the lens strength. They come along ways
No, I'm sorry, I've done no under water welding.
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> Are you talking about under water
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>I am sorry to tell you your wrong. That part you are talking about won't
> flip down with a nod of y
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Hi Brice,
Using the 7014 rod I welded the uni body stiffeners in my El Camino and
they came out ok.
The good news is that they are in places folks would be hard pressed to see
the welds. My Son who is a sheep metal fabricator and who can write his
name on an aluminum beer can with a TIG machine
d.
> The material gets so hot you could fry an egg on it, so you certainly
> couldn't use your hands to feel how your weld is doing.
> Ken Hawk
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Making a weld without eye sight can be done. Use a 70 series rod, which you
can just drag across the seem. 70 series is what is called a low hydrogen
rod. I've down allot of welding with a 7014 rod. This rod is used mostly
in all High Rise Structures. Have you ever heard, Making a weld in t
> The material gets so hot you could fry an egg on it, so you certainly
> couldn't use your hands to feel how your weld is doing.
> Ken Hawk
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> From: "Max Robinson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>I once heard from a diver who does a lot of under water welding that a
>torch
> makes so many bubbles that you are essentially blind. An arc is no
> better.
> After you strike the arc there are just as many b
certainly
couldn't use your hands to feel how your weld is doing.
Ken Hawk
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>I once heard from a
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> Ken
> I can't tell you how but I spoke with a totally blind mechanic a couple of
> years ago and he to
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> Now, just how does a blind man weld?
> Don't tell me very carefully.
> I had sight for fifty eight years, and did a
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> Now, just how does a blind man weld?
> Don't tell me very carefully.
> I had sight for fifty eight years, and did a lot of welding, now totally
> blin
Ken
I can't tell you how but I spoke with a totally blind mechanic a couple of
years ago and he told me about how when he was in school for mechanics he
had to pass a welding cource. He said his weld was not pretty but it did
hold.
I jhust know that it can be done. I would like to learn to weld my
eptember 26, 2006 11:08 PM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] 5 Tips to Better Stick Welding
> Hi
> FIVE TIPS TO IMPROVE STICK WELDING
>
> Shellfish can make you a better welder. Simply think about CLAMS:
> Current setting, Length of arc, Angle of electrode, Manipulation of the
> ele
Hi
FIVE TIPS TO IMPROVE STICK WELDING
Shellfish can make you a better welder. Simply think about CLAMS:
Current setting, Length of arc, Angle of electrode, Manipulation of the
electrode and
Speed of travel. If you're just learning the Stick process, technically
called Shielded Metal Arc Welding, r
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