>mmmghhmm yes I love inhaling welding fumes >how did you know I was a welder? Was it the spatter all in my hair and the burn marks on my shoes?
Uncomfortable, shit pay unless you abuse your body further doing specialist work like underwater welding, low prospects unless you want to try to cram your business into a already saturated market, slightest change of travel speed or arc angle ensures porosity with flux cored wire, gas cuts partway or runs out during gmaw and you have to grind everything out, constantly quenching the plate in water after every first weld, arc not striking cause of flux on the tip, one wrong smack on the floor to get the flux on the tip and flux covering the electrode wire breaks off.
A shitty excuse for a trade, there’s a reason why it’s always almost automated whenever possible or semi-automated in a manufacturing scene. Construction work and pipeline work on welding is just fricking gay garbage that breaks your body with inhaling fumes, having to kneel over/squat in awkward positions, sit in large enclosed stainless steel tanks that are preheated to scorching temperatures and not have heat fatigue while welding.
At this point carpenters have it way fricking better, they don’t have to do much as a shitty post-convict “pipeline welder” has to do.
Hell I don't weld for a living or want to weld for a living, but having a welder and knowing how to use it is an excellent skill to have for your own diy projects. I still cut, grind, and weld quite a bit just working on my own projects.
I have no idea how anyone can get by without a
Welder
Air compressor
Bench grinder
Etc…
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Anonymous
Agreed. And the more you properly tool up, the more things you find easy to do yourself, and the more people treat you like you are some kind of all-knowing wizard.
But on the flip side, the more you tool up, the more you long for those last few elusive tools. And the wiser you get, the more you realize you don't actually know shit but can bumble your way through just about anything with some common sense.
ik it's late but I used sharpie to "blackout" both sides of a pair of sunglasses and wore them on top of a normal pair. worked great, saw the eclipse and my eyes are fine.
>every person who knows how to weld does it for a living >every person who knows how to do electrical work does it for a living >every person who knows plumbing does it for a living >every person who knows how to suck wiener does it for a living
moronic professional wienersucker.
>mmmghhmm yes I love inhaling welding fumes >how did you know I was a welder? Was it the spatter all in my hair and the burn marks on my shoes?
Uncomfortable, shit pay unless you abuse your body further doing specialist work like underwater welding, low prospects unless you want to try to cram your business into a already saturated market, slightest change of travel speed or arc angle ensures porosity with flux cored wire, gas cuts partway or runs out during gmaw and you have to grind everything out, constantly quenching the plate in water after every first weld, arc not striking cause of flux on the tip, one wrong smack on the floor to get the flux on the tip and flux covering the electrode wire breaks off.
A shitty excuse for a trade, there’s a reason why it’s always almost automated whenever possible or semi-automated in a manufacturing scene. Construction work and pipeline work on welding is just fricking gay garbage that breaks your body with inhaling fumes, having to kneel over/squat in awkward positions, sit in large enclosed stainless steel tanks that are preheated to scorching temperatures and not have heat fatigue while welding.
At this point carpenters have it way fricking better, they don’t have to do much as a shitty post-convict “pipeline welder” has to do.
Crowd following fricking rejects
Oh lets all look at the sun as the moon passes by
Omfg its so dark my dog needs a weighted blanket
I doubled up on my xanax because its not normal
Please Lord the next 12 mile wide meteor impact….please
Welding helmet. You're not some welderless manlet are you?
no, im a welderless 6'2 man
Chad height, manlet skill set. Sad. Many such cases.
>mmmghhmm yes I love inhaling welding fumes
>how did you know I was a welder? Was it the spatter all in my hair and the burn marks on my shoes?
Uncomfortable, shit pay unless you abuse your body further doing specialist work like underwater welding, low prospects unless you want to try to cram your business into a already saturated market, slightest change of travel speed or arc angle ensures porosity with flux cored wire, gas cuts partway or runs out during gmaw and you have to grind everything out, constantly quenching the plate in water after every first weld, arc not striking cause of flux on the tip, one wrong smack on the floor to get the flux on the tip and flux covering the electrode wire breaks off.
A shitty excuse for a trade, there’s a reason why it’s always almost automated whenever possible or semi-automated in a manufacturing scene. Construction work and pipeline work on welding is just fricking gay garbage that breaks your body with inhaling fumes, having to kneel over/squat in awkward positions, sit in large enclosed stainless steel tanks that are preheated to scorching temperatures and not have heat fatigue while welding.
At this point carpenters have it way fricking better, they don’t have to do much as a shitty post-convict “pipeline welder” has to do.
who hurt you?
lots of people over a long period of time.
>no verification required
Hell I don't weld for a living or want to weld for a living, but having a welder and knowing how to use it is an excellent skill to have for your own diy projects. I still cut, grind, and weld quite a bit just working on my own projects.
I have no idea how anyone can get by without a
Welder
Air compressor
Bench grinder
Etc…
Agreed. And the more you properly tool up, the more things you find easy to do yourself, and the more people treat you like you are some kind of all-knowing wizard.
But on the flip side, the more you tool up, the more you long for those last few elusive tools. And the wiser you get, the more you realize you don't actually know shit but can bumble your way through just about anything with some common sense.
>there’s a reason why it’s always almost automated whenever possible
That’s what your wife says isn’t it?
Just use your hand you moron
I tried 3 pairs of sunglasses. My eyes hurt.
pinole projected onto a piece of paper then look at he paper
it's be about as good as you'll get
Smoke glass
ik it's late but I used sharpie to "blackout" both sides of a pair of sunglasses and wore them on top of a normal pair. worked great, saw the eclipse and my eyes are fine.
>every person who knows how to weld does it for a living
>every person who knows how to do electrical work does it for a living
>every person who knows plumbing does it for a living
>every person who knows how to suck wiener does it for a living
moronic professional wienersucker.
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Crowd following fricking rejects
Oh lets all look at the sun as the moon passes by
Omfg its so dark my dog needs a weighted blanket
I doubled up on my xanax because its not normal
Please Lord the next 12 mile wide meteor impact….please
it just looks cool, you seething sperg
if I was the last man on earth I'd still wanna check it out
hey anons check out this pic I got with solar flares in it