On Sun, 08 Jan 2006 18:48:00 -0500, Brent Philion
wrote:

Welcome to "damnit" welding school

the tungsten does not need to stick out far

your arm can rest ont he welding table

I've gotten better but i also keep the grinder close and use it extensively

I mounted a grinder on the TOP of the welder. Now I can get up and
stretch, grind the tungsten and not have to walk too far. Only problem
is..with all the stretching and grinding..Im not getting hell of a lot
of welding done....


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