Old geezer, new member
Posted: Mon Apr 17, 2017 8:58 am
Hi, I wanted to say thanks to the "Tips and Tricks" community - great videos, podcast and regular human beings - a rarity in today's world.
I learned to weld at night school in the UK - Stick (MMA as it was back then) and Oxy/Acetylene. Not ever very proficient though, but managed to stick things together without dire consequences. 30+ years later as I start to look for a way to wind down a bit in my day job, I'm returning to fabrication. Took myself off to Lincoln for a weeks TIG course and am amazed by the possibilities.
Looking forward to learning as much as my addled brain will soak up.
All the best.
Ray
I learned to weld at night school in the UK - Stick (MMA as it was back then) and Oxy/Acetylene. Not ever very proficient though, but managed to stick things together without dire consequences. 30+ years later as I start to look for a way to wind down a bit in my day job, I'm returning to fabrication. Took myself off to Lincoln for a weeks TIG course and am amazed by the possibilities.
Looking forward to learning as much as my addled brain will soak up.
All the best.
Ray