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Fabricating a new splitting wedge
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<blockquote data-quote="zogger" data-source="post: 3333603" data-attributes="member: 57436"><p>You are lucky. I looked around for a welding school/night class and nothing in my area close enough I would be willing to drive to. </p><p></p><p>As a consequence I still suck at welding. I know trial and error and so forth, just would rather skip the wasting expensive rods part, especially trying to fix something I really need fixed here.. Heck, I don't even know which rods for whatever metal or thickness or what settings to use. Boss dropped off an old lincoln stick welder he got some place, said here ya go, have fun! Well, ya, but..... I had to fix the wires(the welding cables themselves) so they didn't short out, then the thing has no knob on the amp adjustment, put some vice grips on it, lol...and then it blows the circuit breaker if I turn it up too high....</p><p></p><p>Sometimes this on the job training on the farm is lacking a little....</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="zogger, post: 3333603, member: 57436"] You are lucky. I looked around for a welding school/night class and nothing in my area close enough I would be willing to drive to. As a consequence I still suck at welding. I know trial and error and so forth, just would rather skip the wasting expensive rods part, especially trying to fix something I really need fixed here.. Heck, I don't even know which rods for whatever metal or thickness or what settings to use. Boss dropped off an old lincoln stick welder he got some place, said here ya go, have fun! Well, ya, but..... I had to fix the wires(the welding cables themselves) so they didn't short out, then the thing has no knob on the amp adjustment, put some vice grips on it, lol...and then it blows the circuit breaker if I turn it up too high.... Sometimes this on the job training on the farm is lacking a little.... [/QUOTE]
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