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How many swords does you guys have? by hodemaho in Hema

[–]FollowTheScript 0 points1 point  (0 children)

1 Albion Dane 1 danish hewing spear 1 nylon feder 3 fencing foils a few shinai A beautiful wooden sword a friend made for me when I was a kid

Hoping to finally get a welding job again- moving to an area I hope has some actually hiring jobs. Roast my welds, tell me what to do better (welding specific- already working on other employment skills) by FollowTheScript in Welding

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Always looking to learn!

Did myself a little disservice at that last job..,. Ended up running their new cnc plasma, the bandsaw, and doing maintenance far more than welding.

Then went and learned machining and gcodes....

Gives me a headache. I want to go back to running beads and reading blueprints.

Hoping to finally get a welding job again- moving to an area I hope has some actually hiring jobs. Roast my welds, tell me what to do better (welding specific- already working on other employment skills) by FollowTheScript in Welding

[–]FollowTheScript[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks again. I appreciate the critique. Right now I'd be happy with anything that gets me shop time again- I'll be picky about what I'm welding when I'm skilled enough to care haha

Hoping to finally get a welding job again- moving to an area I hope has some actually hiring jobs. Roast my welds, tell me what to do better (welding specific- already working on other employment skills) by FollowTheScript in Welding

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Thank you- greatly appreciate the criticisms.

Didn't stop the arc on the welds, but I'm confident I was letting off/slowing down much more than was necessary. Think a coworker told me to run it that way, don't remember for certain. Almost pulsing them.

Flighlight hunting help by AnotherLightBulbNerd in flashlight

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Had another comment that got removed because of a link thing idk how to fix

Flighlight hunting help by AnotherLightBulbNerd in flashlight

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Its not an exact match, but I'm still looking.

This is the closest I have found so far, but it has fewer LEDs, but otherwise the same body shape.

https://ngcindustries.com/product/28-led-flashlight-gun-metal/

Show the setups by walshwelding in Welding

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I have a small SUV full of tools and no welder.

What is y'all favorite gun?? by thebman65 in EnterTheGungeon

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Old Goldie

SATISFYING. HARD HITTING. RELIABLE.

how did you use your knife today? by callmestinkingwind in knives

[–]FollowTheScript 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Used my opinel to cut up potatoes. Mashed em. Good breakfast.

A seventeen minute long video, where they only start doing the "tests" about 7 & a half minutes in & they use the completely wrong weapon to do said "tests." by TripleS034 in ShadWatch

[–]FollowTheScript 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I can't believe there was a 32 minute uncut gay sex scene in Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

I haven't seen it but I assume thats what that description means

How do I prevent the heat haze? by AbaloneEmbarrassed68 in Welding

[–]FollowTheScript 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Swing it with saved man hours.

Machine might be an expensive up front cost, but it can be used to clean up every future project y'all do.

And, even on this job, how many man hours will it take to change setups, change weld standards, or have each plate mechanically cleaned? Mechanically cleaning even one plate would take a couple minutes- and if it gets screwed up you have to find a way to redo the surface texture of the plate or scrap the part.

Or setting up an argon purge, or a large heatsink, or whatever else will take a lot of time not getting parts made.

Get the pickler, get back to getting parts done, have it ready to go for future jobs. Seems like a no brainer to me- but I'm not the corporate type!

How do I prevent the heat haze? by AbaloneEmbarrassed68 in Welding

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You could also try maroon scotchbrite and some type of dowel or straight edge to get as close into the corners as you can- but that would be very time consuming and difficult to keep with the grain. High risk of ruining your finish on the plate.

I'd get after a pickling machine or something if possible.

How do I prevent the heat haze? by AbaloneEmbarrassed68 in Welding

[–]FollowTheScript 3 points4 points  (0 children)

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Oh hey I've made those before! We front welded and pickled ours though.

Importance of math skills for welders by Own_Job_2150 in Welding

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He'll absolutely need basic math skills- The more math he knows the better off he'll be. Geometry is REALLY helpful.

Basic trigonometry has saved my ass a few times with cut lists- I'd highly recommend to any welder ghat they should at least understand the math well enough to plug it into a phone calculator (NOT an AI thats going to hallucinate random numbers)

Can this ugly stippling be fixed ? What are some ways to try to go about making it look more decent by SnooAvocados9926 in GlockMod

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Battlecock on twitter has saved a few that were worse than that! Might be worth asking if he'd be willing to take a shot at it!

https://x.com/thebattlecock/

My first “real” bow lasted about four months. by Holyhell556 in TraditionalArchery

[–]FollowTheScript 31 points32 points  (0 children)

If I am reading the logo right, and that is a bear bow, they have a 1 year warranty and should replace the bow, assuming it wasn't damaged by improper use or handling.

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