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- Feb 20, 2013
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- Axedale, Victoria, Australia
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- axerail.coffeecup.com
I can visualise Herman Munster sitting inside looking after it as part of a display.
I wonder how many, even know who Herman Munster is ?I can visualise Herman Munster sitting inside looking after it as part of a display.
Can never forget Officer Muldoon, Herman Munster or Judge Chamberlain Haller. Great actor, Fred Gwynne.I wonder how many, even know who Herman Munster is ?
Is my age showing?I wonder how many, even know who Herman Munster is ?
I feel young again.Is my age showing?
A good helmet, is worth the money, in eye safety, and convenience, not to mention quality welds.Thanks for the video.
I am looking for such a helmet. I have now just a thing that you hold in front of your face and still doesn't see anything. So I weld without it and just turn my head away. That improved the welds, but is still not great. So I need such a helmet.
This helps with setting it up, I never had such thing that you could adjust.
Good point.Ed, just a thought for you, something passed to me by the late Sandman (John) when I remarked that my gas ran out way too quickly and was a costly consumable.
"What flow rate are you using?" said John.
"Well, 10-12CFH like they tell you to." said I.
"Why are you doing what someone else says and not just doing what works". Said John.
Now, I may have my CFH/L-Min mixed up here but the basics of it was that his contention was to always run the gas as low as you could for the conditions prevailing and only up the flow rate any higher if there was evidence that it was required.
I took this on board and I run at 5-7 most of the time and my bottles are lasting a heck of a lot longer and my pocket-book thanks me.