Can we please stop hotlinking pics?

914Driver said:

I wonder if that is something more than just art?  I'm having a hard time coming up with a more practical application.

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

I believe that this is sold as a training exercise for TIG welding. There are several versions out there.  Better than ending up with scrap at the end of the day. The idea is to practice a full range of fit-up and position challenges in one project.

Floating Doc (Forum Supporter) said:

914Driver said:

I'd sure like to know more about this. Often, I find that I can do an image search. Not this time.

 

The blog it's hotlinked from has no info, probably a talented welder showing off.

Streetwiseguy said:

914Driver said:

I wonder if that is something more than just art?  I'm having a hard time coming up with a more practical application.

That's a welders anus

In reply to loosecannon :

I want to know more but I don't want to Google that...

Car detailers just deserve more money.

Before & After.

914Driver said:

Car detailers just deserve more money.

Before & After.

 

That was my job through college, most of the time not a big deal but cars like that were the worst. I remember a Cadillac that the seats started disentegrating as I cleaned them. The pop and nicotine were dripping off the dash. Just sickening

Bristle cone pine, one of the longest-lived life forms on earth

In reply to Streetwiseguy :

It's the center of the "Hurricane Challenge"

https://weldmetalsonline.com/collections/puzzles-kits

 Someone on the interweb posted one of our hero cards.  I loved how this car turned out.

The cat is really REALLY getting tired of all this working from home crap.

Dinner for two at home this evening. Grilled cod fish, grilled zuccini and summer squash, and mashed cauliflower. I had never done cod before, and the fish was my responsibility. I was out on a limb, but I took a chance and it came out great.

Jeez. The wine glasses look out of proportion to each other. My red looks like a fish bowl and Annie's white looks like a shot. Must be the camera angle .

Ol Brad makes me so happy.

A 16 year old pilot ran out of lift over Saratoga Lake, put it down in a farmer's field about 8 miles from home.

(lower center of pic)  He did well, put it down right near a road for easy retrieval and DID NOT go perpendicular to the rows. 

Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) said:

That cat is not OBD compliant