Marcosmadness
- Marcosmadness
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Joined:Mon Apr 27, 2020 9:27 pm
The Corona virus has given me the opportunity to have time to join this forum. Hopefully everyone is staying safe and healthy! I learned how to weld in high school. Learning to weld has benefited me in every job I have had. I have never welded "professionally" as in a welding shop. But used the welding skill to supplement my work in various industries. Presently I am retired and use the welding equipment primarly to maintain my vintage race car. I also have a Bridgeport mill , a large lathe, and a number of other tools that I use constantly to maintain the race car. I am currently working on a stainless steel muffler. I am looking forward to looking through the member post
TraditionalToolworks
- TraditionalToolworks
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Joined:Mon Dec 18, 2017 7:49 am
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Location:San Jose / Kelseyville
Welcome not far from you, also at home... 
What type of vintage race car? I have an '46 Chevy Pickup I will need to do some minor work on, but it's not in too bad of shape.
What type of vintage race car? I have an '46 Chevy Pickup I will need to do some minor work on, but it's not in too bad of shape.
Collector of old Iron!
Alan
Alan