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Note the old Studebaker sign on the right.
Note that New Raymer and Raymer are the same thing.
And that's Colorado State Highway 14 on the left.
Christine Harlan and Dawn Beck learn to Arc Weld and cut steel with the Oxy-Acetylene torch. Christine made a flower for the school sculpture hill and Dawn a heart for her garden.
Pipes with bad welds demonstration sample, done for a client who does professional welding. Seattle Product Photography by weshoot.com . The original high-resolution image is available from us on Alamy, ID # 2BND8FG. Click image once to enlarge, and click again to go to full size.
Several of us were photographing the interior of an entrance to multiple apartments when a resident beckoned to me to follow him to the back of the open space. I did. He led me to a friend of his who was a welder. The welder proceeded to demonstrate his trade so that I would understand, and allowed me to take photos of him. Peggy came along later and helped me with the translation since I wanted to tell this kind man that my husband had also been a welder.
This welding hood was painted my Troy Lee in 1990 or so. It has several original and now rare stickers. I have burned a lot of rod with this hood on.
Welding machine in Mpulungu, Lake Tanganyika's southern port. Not necessarily safe, but getting the job done.
Christine Harlan and Dawn Beck learn to Arc Weld and cut steel with the Oxy-Acetylene torch. Christine made a flower for the school sculpture hill and Dawn a heart for her garden.
A friend was doing some welding so I decided to try my luck at getting some close-up shots. We had a good system where I'd focus on the spot, shut my eyes really tight and then he'd start. When I heard sparks, I shot. Got some pleasing results.
More info:
www.tecnorobot.com/en/solutions/soluzione-laser/
A special chapter is dedicated to the laser application. Metal cutting and welding can reach today a very high quality with low costs.
Tecnorobot is ready yet in this field, with some very important background experience.
Getting ready to remove the "stumps" that used to support the parking deck. I think this contraption is meant to go down in the muck and cut them off. (Or maybe it's supposed to shake them loose like a pile driver action in reverse?)
My first ever attempt at welding. An utter failure as a weld, but a stupendous success as a piece of art.
repaired this by TIG welding brass.
minor polish needed to get rid of heat discoloration.
you'll never see where I fixed it :)