What's the point...

[dragoneggs]

Neither. They both go flat quickly once opened and stored in the cup holder. Best to finish them quickly.

Yep sounds like an operator problem if it is going flat :licking:

 

[dragoneggs]

Little did Arc Weld realize how spot was his naming of this thread!

 

[Professor Marvel]

Brian you make 3 good points here, thank you. You are right the bigger topic is how things are discussed on the internet, not actual "welding". Every once in awhile there is a response from a pro that is the real deal.

3) A bully's goal is to elevate himself, he will gravitate towards challenges that he expects to win. But on the other hand, I bet you didn't post any pictures of welds that were serviceable,,,,,, (but you know that in the right conditions, position, access, with more time to prep, higher $bid, etc) you could have done much "better". So what? The job is done and once you have enough experience you know its good.

Sodo
As far as I am concerned you stand on pretty shaky ground condemning anyone else for bullying on the internet.
I bought a 120v machine and before I used it I asked you for advice because I thought you did some pretty good work with a 120v machine. I admitted I had no welding experience. You yourself told me that what I wanted to do was at the limit of the machine so I took it back and got a 120/220v machine -- primarily on your advice (if the 120v welder says it is at the limit it must be so). Next thing I know you jumping up and down (metaphorically) and very sarcastically calling me a !!!! liar. Made me just step out of the conversation.
Seems pretty hypocritical faulting somebody else's internet etiquette.