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Splinter Puller said:
I used EMT. You have to be a bit more careful welding it due to its thinness but it was not too hard.
One thing I've always wondered. For people welding galvanized metal and getting a bit of extra zinc in their systems, does it result in lesser Incidence of the flu or other viruses? I'd be curious to know.
Metal Fume Fever.
Welding on galvanized requires very good ventilation. Breathing that stuff is very bad for you.
Very.
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Splinter Puller said:
I used EMT. You have to be a bit more careful welding it due to its thinness but it was not too hard.
Ok, and you were probably using a wire feed weder which is a little better for thinner metals. I tend to think in terms of stick welding, 'cause that's what I've got. I'd have all that EMT sitting around in blobs on my shop floor.
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Very nice job, nice design and pleasing to the eye.
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First thought I had when I saw it
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Very nice mobile clamp rack
Plus you have a good start on a Calliope
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A Squared said:
Ok, and you were probably using a wire feed weder which is a little better for thinner metals. I tend to think in terms of stick welding, 'cause that's what I've got. I'd have all that EMT sitting around in blobs on my shop floor.
That was my first thought as well...
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Bob10 said:
First thought I had when I saw it
I gotta ask... what is this used for?
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Very nice. You aught to market them. I'll place my order now!
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Looks far too familiar to me, too many MONEY SUCKIN hobbys.
It is nice to have the ability to build what ever you want though.
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