some fab work ive been busy with lately.

[brilliantyellowg60]

Nice work!

[Haenszel]

@POOPRA

So are you grinding down each weld to be flush with the piping just for aesthetic purposes? Looks exteremelly time consuming since your so precise with it. Its that Dan’s 4000?

I certainly don’t see any grinding… yes it’s dan’s 4000.

Jay, see you later this winter. I got some plans that may require patience.

[GV1390]

@Haenszel

I got some plans that may require patience.

LSX-T, do it and keep it awd. <3

[Haenszel]

@GV1390

LSX-T, do it and keep it awd. <3

I almost pulled that trigger. Srs.

[Onyx_Z32]

1. Welder shows promise & does great work
2. Welder attracts high demand for work
3. Welder takes on lots of projects
4. Welder is overloaded and deadlines are not met
5. Welder & customers become frustrated
6. Welder turns to alcohol, customers turn to next welder who shows promise

Beware of the cycle

[95dime]

good shit :tup:

[ultradriver10000]

Looks very nice

[sasquatch]

@Haenszel

I almost pulled that trigger. Srs.

Man up!

Awesome work. Dans 4000 is one of my favorite cars!

[cougarspeed]

Looks great :tup:

[POOPRA]

[QUOTE=Haenszel;3419204]I certainly don’t see any grinding… yes it’s dan’s 4000.

[QUOTE]

I see the beads now in the closeup pic, not used to seeing welds layed so flush with the surface like that. Pretty amazing work

[BREETIME]

@POOPRA

So are you grinding down each weld to be flush with the piping just for aesthetic purposes? Looks exteremelly time consuming since your so precise with it. Its that Dan’s 4000?

Nope. No grinding at all. My welds always sit flush, unless a high amount of purge pressure or silly amounts of filler are used

@brilliantyellowg60

Nice work!

Thanks guy!

@Onyx Z32

1. Welder shows promise & does great work
2. Welder attracts high demand for work
3. Welder takes on lots of projects
4. Welder is overloaded and deadlines are not met
5. Welder & customers become frustrated
6. Welder turns to alcohol, customers turn to next welder who shows promise

Beware of the cycle

Ha well I’m sure the frustration and demand will follow. But I don’t drink, yet

[bing]

@Onyx Z32

1. Welder shows promise & does great work
2. Welder attracts high demand for work
3. Welder takes on lots of projects
4. Welder is overloaded and deadlines are not met
5. Welder & customers become frustrated
6. Welder turns to alcohol, customers turn to next welder who shows promise

Beware of the cycle

this post is full of truthiness

[BREETIME]

@bing

this post is full of truthiness

I need to make parts for All you Canadian guys. you guys like cool shit

[Onyx_Z32]

@BREETIME

I need to make parts for All you Canadian guys. you guys like cool shit

I met Bing’s last welder… he does good work but is between 4) and 5) on my steps list, lol.

[BREETIME]

@Onyx Z32

I met Bing’s last welder… he does good work but is between 4) and 5) on my steps list, lol.

haha, thanks for the warning

[BREETIME]

@POOPRA

So are you grinding down each weld to be flush with the piping just for aesthetic purposes? Looks exteremelly time consuming since your so precise with it. Its that Dan’s 4000?

this is a better photo of the welds. unground,un brushed…just a little water on them to bring out the texture

[boardjnky4]

Boner achieved

[TORQDSS]

@BREETIME

this is a better photo of the welds. unground,un brushed…just a little water on them to bring out the texture

This just distracted me from the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show. Not even joking.

[Jeller]

@BREETIME

I get everything from my work. The piping I use is either 304-316 sanitary process pipe.

Very nice :tup: We made jaegermiesters exhaust and dump tube out of sanitary pipe (I think it was all Waukesha stuff) when I worked at UDMC selling that stuff. Exhaust sounded great and was made to outlast the car LOL.

[Choda]

Nice!