What do you want to see me shoot?
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COFirefighter
.410
oli700 said:
Is that legal to shoot in National Forests? I could imagine some very serious penalties/fines...especially since my National Forest is constantly burning and for the sheer amount of "red flag" days we have around here.
Well it isn’t supposed to start fires...I haven’t heard of or seen a fire start from it however I bet there are restrictions for its use. Better check local regulations.
The guy who invented it lives here and it’s around every corner.
It is a chemical reaction resulting in a cold explosion. Very little heat is produced and the outcome is CO2, No hazardous gases are produced.
The guy who invented it lives here and it’s around every corner.
It is a chemical reaction resulting in a cold explosion. Very little heat is produced and the outcome is CO2, No hazardous gases are produced.
oli700 said:
I've def been thinkin about it. The suck part of it, I still have to purchase even the scrap from my shop. Back when times werent so lean, I had a storage unit full of stuff, tube steel and plate steel, mostly carbon but some stainless.
Man, if it werent for practice... I'm not a natural and I have to keep doin it. Hard part for me, and the thing I try to work on most, is welding LOOOOONG consistent beads. I'm building a tank right now that is 44' in circumference, roughly 14' diameter. They dont like starts and stops cuz its potentially a point where the tank can leak. The tanks are most commonly x-rayed, and the one I'm on was also vacuum tested.
On part of it, before I put it on rollers layin down, I had the bottom part (only 4' tall) standing and had to weld walking around it. I was welding about 11' at a time while walking.
Stainless to carbon isnt hard to do as long as the scale is grinded off the carbon real good, and the filler wire wether MIG or TIG is stainless. I love TIG welding! Difficult for me to figure out how to use both hands...
The knowing part with different materials and processes just comes with doin it over and over again. Its a competition for me. I look at who is the best and figure theres no reason I cant do it, so I set out to, to be among the best. Anything else is complacency, mediocrity, or laziness.
On part of it, before I put it on rollers layin down, I had the bottom part (only 4' tall) standing and had to weld walking around it. I was welding about 11' at a time while walking.
Stainless to carbon isnt hard to do as long as the scale is grinded off the carbon real good, and the filler wire wether MIG or TIG is stainless. I love TIG welding! Difficult for me to figure out how to use both hands...
The knowing part with different materials and processes just comes with doin it over and over again. Its a competition for me. I look at who is the best and figure theres no reason I cant do it, so I set out to, to be among the best. Anything else is complacency, mediocrity, or laziness.
COFirefighter
.410
oli700 said:
sounds awesome. i wonder if i can get it locally or if i have to order it, which will probably carry a hazmat shipping fee.
KentuckyWindage
20g
SHOOTER13 said:Tank of propane...
This!