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Fall semester 1963 all the M.E. majors at Rolla were required to take two lab courses. Welding and machine shop. I learned how to electric arc weld and gas weld. Made 'things' on the lathe, shaper, end mill and drill press.
Those two courses helped me more than I could have imagined at the time.
You can gas weld thin steel. It takes the smallest tip with the regulators set correctly and really thin filler rod.
Welded together many scrap chunks of exhaust pipe to put duals on my '53 Ford w/Desoto hemi.
Pipe came from the trash hopper at the corner filling station. Remember those?
Those two courses helped me more than I could have imagined at the time.
You can gas weld thin steel. It takes the smallest tip with the regulators set correctly and really thin filler rod.
Welded together many scrap chunks of exhaust pipe to put duals on my '53 Ford w/Desoto hemi.
Pipe came from the trash hopper at the corner filling station. Remember those?