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Old 08-07-2020, 03:05 PM   #9
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Re: Project '65 - The "build" thread

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Moved it for ya!

.... Just this year, I bought a welder and started teaching myself how to weld. It's a fun time, but definitely took me a bit to get the hang of it. It's totally doable though!
I've tried welding twice in my life.

The first time was in shop class in high school. Something was grounded wrong and when I TOUCHED the steel bench...it shocked the bejeezus out of me! Ended up knocking me on my rear...bruising me and my ego.

The second time was welding a ramp brace on a trailer. The ramp on the other side fell while my leg was under it resulting in a tib/fib fracture.

For many years I have said that I'm not meant to be a welder...but I think it's time to stop being silly and (safely) learn how to weld!

Aside from that, your build has been pretty inspirational to me. I plan to attack mine in a somewhat similar manner.
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