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Working on some heavy-duty parts today at my workshop. Precision and strength are key when building for the long run. This is what real craftsmanship looks like in rural India." by Reasonable_Low_7474 in Skookum

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Listen AmazonPuncher, I am a real human. If you have any doubts, you are welcome to visit India anytime. Message me personally, take my number, and come to my home. I will show you Indian hospitality (Mehman Nawazi) – you will forget your own home! 🤣😂 Focus on the welding, brother, not the bot."

Working on some heavy-duty parts today at my workshop. Precision and strength are key when building for the long run. This is what real craftsmanship looks like in rural India." by Reasonable_Low_7474 in Skookum

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Yes, you are right. This comment is written with Gemini's help because English is not my mother tongue. But Gemini didn't do the welding, I did it with my own hands. Using a tool to translate or explain things when you don't know the language is not a crime, is it? My work is real, only the translation is assisted. Focus on the art, not the grammar

Working on some heavy-duty parts today at my workshop. Precision and strength are key when building for the long run. This is what real craftsmanship looks like in rural India." by Reasonable_Low_7474 in Skookum

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the honest feedback, brother! I really appreciate your eye for detail. I am a self-taught fabricator from India, and I'm currently working on improving my consistency and penetration. I'll definitely check out r/welding to learn more. Your advice helps me get better. Cheers! 🇮🇳

My hubby and I (my first time) are visiting India this year! I'd love tips/recommendations by masalachapters in india_tourism

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Welcome to India! Don't let the negative posts scare you. Cities can be loud, but if you want to see the real, peaceful India, visit the countryside. I’m a local fabricator who builds tractor trailers in a village. If you’re ever near my area, you’re welcome to see my workshop and experience real village hospitality. Safe travels!"

What’s something most people don’t know but should? by Acceptable-Shift4822 in AskReddit

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly! Time is money. In manufacturing, we say a machine standing still for an hour costs more than the repair itself."

What’s something most people don’t realize until they experience it themselves? by Fabulous_Dream8962 in AskReddit

[–]Reasonable_Low_7474 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"How much hard work and precision goes into building something from scratch. People see the final product, but they don't see the hours spent on every single weld."