Welding.

[Mick Stockbridge]

Forgot to add this pic to the last lot.

Edited September 7, 2010 by Mick Stockbridge

[Tree Man Tom]

What you plan on using the crane for Mick?

[Mick Stockbridge]

What you plan on using the crane for Mick?

 

Lifting my logsplitter. It weighs 125kg.

[Dean Lofthouse]

Mick...that welding looks like a birds crapped all over it.

 

But not bad for a beginner mate and it will do the job

[garth mc garth]

mick, if u need a gas bottle for your welder try adams gas in margate, they deliver a bottle of argon to your door for 40 quid. From what i remember you have to pay a refundable deposit on the bottle when your a new customer but you get that back if u decide you dont want it anymore, works out alot cheaper than paying annual bottle rental plus refills.

[Mick Stockbridge]

Cheers Dean, it's called the guano weld....specialist stuff that you wouldn't know about.....

 

Cheers for that Garth, where's the cheapest place to buy wire?

 

I used all the wire that came with the welder and now I've got the bug I want to weld everything in site....

[Mark Bolam]

I've only just picked up on this thread Mick

 

Imagine the pages of vitriol if a welder had a go at doing some treework!

 

You aren't enough of a sexual pervert to be a real welder.

[Robert_S]

I've only just picked up on this thread Mick

 

Imagine the pages of vitriol if a welder had a go at doing some treework!

 

You aren't enough of a sexual pervert to be a real welder.

 

 

Hahahahah how true is that

 

Mick that welding looks ok for a first timer, a tip though, clean the area more before you weld it. Is "cars welded to MOT standard" getting put on the flyers then:lol:

 

good job mate.

[Ian C]

Thats not bad for a first time Mick, pat on the back mate.

[Ian C]

All Tree surgery by M. stockbridge..............

 

Loppin, toppin and tarmacin, oh and if its quite we'll do ya weldin Mrs...........