General welding questions that dont fit in TIG, MIG, Stick, or Certification etc.
Alumike
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Found this little gem at the used book store. Looks like it was the classroom text book for Hobart welding school. There is no copywrite date in it, but from some dates that appear in the text it seems to be from the late 40's or early 50's. There was also a machinery's handbook from 1952 but I thought 60 bucks was a bit pricey for me
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Alumike wrote:Found this little gem at the used book store. Looks like it was the classroom text book for Hobart welding school. There is no copywrite date in it, but from some dates that appear in the text it seems to be from the late 40's or early 50's. There was also a machinery's handbook from 1952 but I thought 60 bucks was a bit pricey for me
Nice find, I'd find that interesting to read thru, enjoy.
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Wow, "leather bound."!

(Sadly, it'd be 'PDF' bound nowadays)

Interesting if you can tell us what's changed is SMAW since those 'good ol days'.
EWM Phonenix 355 Pulse MIG set mainly for Aluminum, CIGWeld 300Amp AC/DC TIG, TRANSMIG S3C 300 Amp MIG, etc, etc
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