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- 08' Suzuki SX4
410Fortune said:Damn, nice work! welds look fantastic
Thanx, I had to switch to .023 wire from .035, the big thing is that you have to "pulse" weld meaning to pull the trigger and release, to keep from burning a hole in the sheet metal.
It's a pain and I'm by no means a professional, but I do enjoy what I do and love the ablity to learn every time I get into one of these projects.
But like I say I wish this was work I was doing to my Navajo, ut all in good time, I'll be to wait it out till I get my time to work on my own junk.
I'll try and keep updated pics coming for you all to stay abreast of the projects, hopefully I'm projecting this one will be finished by/around October.
P.S. everyone, don't be scared to jump into something and learn, that's how I got to where I'm at now, and I'm not even to old to learn a new trick or three, I am forever a spounge soaking in the knowledge, to be ever better at what I can/want do.
Jeff - :navajo:
SVO said:It's a pain and I'm by no means a professional, but I do enjoy what I do and love the ablity to learn every time I get into one of these projects.
Lemme back track a little, I may be a certified technician in many areas, and several certificates in others, but as for fab work and all the other stuff you see, this is all done on a job by job basis.
(hypocritically speaking) I'm fairly modest and and will stand on the grounds that I'm just another run of the mill guy having fun with what he does, the best part is when the project goes out the door, so the customer can enjoy it.

