That's crazy Joe. You wearing a respirator in there?
Glad to hear that. Breathing that stuff in for 12 hrs at a clip ain't good for you.I got filtered forced air into the hood.
Even has a little chiller inline. Nice cool air flowing.. absolutely miserable when the hose pops off lol
Nice it sounds similar to a auto painting fresh air set up.I got filtered forced air into the hood.
Even has a little chiller inline. Nice cool air flowing.. absolutely miserable when the hose pops off lol
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Evening Mike. How's the bayou?Happy birthday
Nice it sounds similar to a auto painting fresh air set up.
ive never used the fresh air setup but i have seen it and it looks like it would be a pain unless your in one place all the time and something taking the weight of the hose off your neck
Is it real humid?Warm. 75 today.
joe what is the estimated weight of what your putting back in before milling off
I'd like to see some pics of the milling setup when the time comes. If you're allowed.Wire weight will be between 13-14k actual weld weight will be 6-8k I'm not sure on the loss rate with the slag.
The last pad we did, took 3/8" from high to low on a 48x70" pad. We impressed ourselves with that one. But they screwed up and had us put 1 1/2" to much to begin with. That sucks hogging out that much. This will probably be the same way, cause they don't have a clue what components are going to be used for assembly.
+1 for sureI'd like to see some pics of the milling setup when the time comes. If you're allowed.