Welcome to the community! Tell us about yourself, your welding interests, skills, specialties, equipment, etc.
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sistack
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Hey Lads
Just thought I'd give a background of what I do
by trade I'm a toolmaker making assembly tooling but over the past 20 something years I have become the main welder in the machine shop I work in using mig and tig in stainless steel and aluminium and arc welding mils steel
I also am a Landrover nut owning a 1978 series 3 which has been repaired and modified many times for offroad use
I live in Dublin Ireland
thanks
Simon
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simon
welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the forum Simon.
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Welcome, Simon,

Amazing how many of us "became" the weldor as our careers progressed...

Welcome also to turquoisesky... Steve (Oh, no, another one! :lol: ). I suggest you start your own topic in "introductions" to share a bit about your interests.

Steve S
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Welcome to both of you! :?
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jeff
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Greetings and welcome to you both.
Cheers
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Hey Simon, hey all of you, I'm Mike, nic to meet you.
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Hello everyone, I'm John, currently living in London :)
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Hello, I'm Ted :)
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Hi everyone, my name is Chris.
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Hi everyone, I'm John. Nice to meet you all!
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Good morning everyone, I'm Rick, I live in England. Hope to have nice discussions here.
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Good morning guys, my name is Mickey, I live in the USA, New Jersey. Nice to meet you all.
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nastyy wrote:Hi, I'm Greg, I live in the US.
That's nice, what part? Welcome to the forum Greg.
Go break something, then you can weld it back the right way.

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I'm Betty, nice to meet you.
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Welcome, Simon!
Like you, I didn't intend to get into welding. I was working for an ornamental iron company in Chicago back in the late 1970's, and I asked how much the welders were making. When I found out they were getting almost two dollars and hour, I was impressed and wanted to learn to weld. That was big money for a high school kid, back in the day! Now, maybe I have my dollar amounts screwed up, but whatever it was, it was crap compared to what we make today!

Gary
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