5838 pts · September 14, 2014
if anyone ever sees this, and gets it to front page i'll carry on doing the same shit i always do.
Clearly a re-enactment of a step aerobics vhs
Welcome to what? But thanks.
I enjoyed your comment dw
Do you count England in that?
All the boring people seriously replying to you. Sad time’s. helpful fools.
It falls through the floor for a day till you hire another agency worker to replace them.
Our gallon is 4.54
Them super Liberal globally conscious countries at it again
Brilliant. That is all
Unless it's a physical cookie, I'm not about that life
Of course this isn't to say I'm never wrong.
I did my apprenticeship as a welder, fully coded in all positions, all 3 disciplines and now I work in ndt. I'm not oblivious to welding.
I know, my original point was only in response to it being called pretty, I was saying sure. But it doesn't mean its a good weld
There are tonnes more materials out there
From my experience it's a sign of poor temperature control. But then what do I know, I only worked with mild steel, stainless and aluminium
I apologise, I wasnt supposed to say pretty. I was supposed to say it isn't a requirement
So you agree with me that the discolouration isn't pretty. It's not the sign of a good weld. All I was saying.
I feed my own, may aswell feed yours too boss.
So apologies if I was wrong about anything sir.
I'm also an ndt tech, however I focus on immersion so my knowledge of testing welds etc stems from my apprenticeship way back when.
A visual test, even before any actual ndt was attempted
Or the material oxidising or a few other factors. But most places I've worked they wouldn't allow me to leave welds like that, it would fail
If a weld is so discolored after finishing most often it's poor temperature control of the welder (not always, sometimes a desired effect)
Welcome to my everyday
Nah, I love fifa
Never really enough to need ploughing, when it's(rarely) bad they use tractors mainly with a plough.
Most that i see around the UK don't have a plough
Not that I'm saying that's all I saw either
I mainly noticed a strong hatred for the west and its ideals
Spent much time there? My time is limited to only a handful of countries and aboutthree years, but this isn't something that I noticed
Clearly a re-enactment of a step aerobics vhs
Welcome to what? But thanks.
I enjoyed your comment dw
Do you count England in that?
All the boring people seriously replying to you. Sad time’s. helpful fools.
It falls through the floor for a day till you hire another agency worker to replace them.
Our gallon is 4.54
Them super Liberal globally conscious countries at it again
Brilliant. That is all
Unless it's a physical cookie, I'm not about that life
Of course this isn't to say I'm never wrong.
I did my apprenticeship as a welder, fully coded in all positions, all 3 disciplines and now I work in ndt. I'm not oblivious to welding.
I know, my original point was only in response to it being called pretty, I was saying sure. But it doesn't mean its a good weld
There are tonnes more materials out there
From my experience it's a sign of poor temperature control. But then what do I know, I only worked with mild steel, stainless and aluminium
I apologise, I wasnt supposed to say pretty. I was supposed to say it isn't a requirement
So you agree with me that the discolouration isn't pretty. It's not the sign of a good weld. All I was saying.
I feed my own, may aswell feed yours too boss.
So apologies if I was wrong about anything sir.
I'm also an ndt tech, however I focus on immersion so my knowledge of testing welds etc stems from my apprenticeship way back when.
A visual test, even before any actual ndt was attempted
Or the material oxidising or a few other factors. But most places I've worked they wouldn't allow me to leave welds like that, it would fail
If a weld is so discolored after finishing most often it's poor temperature control of the welder (not always, sometimes a desired effect)
Welcome to my everyday
Nah, I love fifa
Never really enough to need ploughing, when it's(rarely) bad they use tractors mainly with a plough.
Most that i see around the UK don't have a plough
Not that I'm saying that's all I saw either
I mainly noticed a strong hatred for the west and its ideals
Spent much time there? My time is limited to only a handful of countries and aboutthree years, but this isn't something that I noticed