How it's not made...

[lostcause]

it's not just welding. people use the wrong terminology, over simplify, and misrepresent things in every facet of our lives on a daily basis. they usually end up working in sales.

 

[steverino101]

it's a granular flux. what does not melt is brushed or blown off. a place where i worked, it was used to weld v seams to make boiler drums.

 

[k0ua]

My sister's hubby is an anasthesiologist (might not be spelled correctly), he has spent many years in the operating room. Joking one day about soap opera TV shows in the operating room. He says many times the tubes used on the set are going into the wrong holes. LOL

Fred

Take a guess how us old Telephone guys feel when watching movies and television. It is very rare to have correct operation of telephone equipment, or even period appropriate equipment shown. My father would often point out the ridiculous ways that horses and wagons were hitched together as depicted in movies. It would seem a lot of movies have not set aside any budget for such technical consulting.

 

[Rustyiron]

it's not just welding. people use the wrong terminology, over simplify, and misrepresent things in every facet of our lives on a daily basis. they usually end up working in sales.

or get into politics:drink:

 

[Rustyiron]

Ever seen the episode where they were making high pressure (gas) cylinders? Pretty cool. A lot of them are on youtube.

 

[k0ua]

Ever seen the episode where they were making high pressure (gas) cylinders? Pretty cool. A lot of them are on youtube.

Yes that was one of the best ones.

 

[chad22]

My sister's hubby is an anasthesiologist (might not be spelled correctly), he has spent many years in the operating room. Joking one day about soap opera TV shows in the operating room. He says many times the tubes used on the set are going into the wrong holes. LOL

Fred

That's funny.

Chad