Hey guys and gals,
So I'm new to the forum and really new to welding as far as that goes. I decided a few months back I needed a hobby and I need to utilize my shop more. I was always interested in welding but hadn't done any since high school 35 years ago so I decided I was going to start playing around.
I've acquired a pretty good hobby shop over the last 60 days. I picked up a Hobart Handler 175, a Parker Plasma-Tec 50/200 which does plasma cutting along with tig and stick. I also found a decent band saw, drill press, porta band and numerous grinders and clamps.
Hoping to be able to learn from you all without annoying you to darn bad.
- MosquitoMoto
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Welcome Jimbo.
There are some very learned people here. And don't be too concerned about annoying them...I've tried very hard to do that over the last couple of months and I'll be damned if I can fire them up.
Kym
There are some very learned people here. And don't be too concerned about annoying them...I've tried very hard to do that over the last couple of months and I'll be damned if I can fire them up.
Kym
Thanks for the concern. Funny thing is I've noticed now that I'm a bit older (50+) safety is more of a concern. I've invested in a few face shields, respirator and I'm no longer throwing away the handles on my angle grinders.motox wrote:jimbo
welcome to the group.
think about adding some safety equipment
in you shop if you haven't already.
craig
- Otto Nobedder
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At some point, we all get over the idea that we're ten feet tall and bullet-proof. The earlier we get this, the longer we enjoy our hobbies.JimBo13 wrote:... now that I'm a bit older (50+) safety is more of a concern. I've invested in a few face shields, respirator and I'm no longer throwing away the handles on my angle grinders.
Good for you, for taking safety seriously.
Steve S