[python] Re: welding

Well it's been -20C for the last week and today it warmed up to -5 (see 5 min old picture) so when it's "warm" we get snow. i.e. I've stopped for the winter. I still enjoy the progress reports from those in warmer clim's (or heated shops).

During this time of year I work on long running projects like my foucault pendulum or my sundial.
http://www3.sympatico.ca/surfin.dude/creative/clocks/foucault/foucault.html
http://surfin_dude.tripod.com/creative/astronomy/DialPainting.JPG
I never run out of things to do

Cheers
Daryl

From: Jürgen Mages <jmages@xxxxxx>
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Subject: [python] Re: welding
Date: Fri, 16 Dec 2005 09:16:56 +0100

Hello Daryl,

in our workshop we have excellent oxyacetylene equipment, but it is
hardly used because of its complicated handling. I would only use it
for brazing, welding very thin sheets or flame cutting very thick
material.

Thanks for pointing out the differences between 110 and 220 V
welders. Here we have no option because of 230 V default current.

BTW: any news about your project?

Cheers,
Jürgen.

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