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Misc Forums => NON LSR Posting => Topic started by: Seldom Seen Slim on December 10, 2018, 01:30:12 PM
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Interesting pic...
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Interesting pic...
Nope not Isky thats Bill Hines a master with the torch used to melt the lead he used doing body work on the many customs cars he worked on. The cigar was always in his mouth a true master of the craft using lead.
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Interesting pic...
Nope not Isky thats Bill Hines a master with the torch used to melt the lead he used doing body work on the many customs cars he worked on. The cigar was always in his mouth a true master of the craft using lead.
Yep! :cheers:
Sid.
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On a bottom surface? I can't even work lead on a flat top surface. :roll:
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I think Bill is brazing there Jack
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Funny story, maybe not for those involved. During the time I worked in the industrial engineering department of a large steel fabricator we began switching parts of the structural welding area to wire feed machines from stick welding. The weldors hated it. When they were stick welding they could take a drag on their cigarette or light a new one every time they lifted their helmet to change the rod. The continuous feed wire welders didn't give them that break. There were a couple of guys managed to smoke with their helmets down. I never did figure out how they accomplished that. :? :? :?
Pete
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That is odd Pete...….when I flip my hood down it knocks my cigar onto the floor.