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    I honestly believe that many of these folks that stick or FC weld have no idea what slag is, never mind knowing you are supposed to remove it after welding
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

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    Hi, I wonder if that local yocal Danny in the backwoods doing his trailer thing carries any personal liability insurance......
    People who don't have any assets don't need any liability insurance.

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    I wish the ratchet jaws would shut up so that we could see more epic pictures. That's the reason I came into this thread, to see the pictures.
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Quote Originally Posted by Joker11 View Post
    I wish the ratchet jaws would shut up so that we could see more epic pictures. That's the reason I came into this thread, to see the pictures.
    Agreed.



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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    i thought i did some bad welds on exhaust systems when i was starting out... i was incorrect.

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    theres some threads over on AWS right now with some epicly poor welds on a $280,000 machine.
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    AWS is what?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dualie View Post
    theres some threads over on AWS right now with some epicly poor welds on a $280,000 machine.
    http://www.aws.org/cgi-bin/mwf/topic_show.pl?tid=30825

    I can't believe how horrible that is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horns View Post
    http://www.aws.org/cgi-bin/mwf/topic_show.pl?tid=30825

    I can't believe how horrible that is.
    Jeeeez frigging Louise that's some ugly stuff there
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    Quote Originally Posted by dbales View Post
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    Most vehicles go "whum whum whum" this one goes. "URGH! UGHHH! EEEYUNNNNGHHH!"

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    A failed repair by the previous owner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Horns View Post
    http://www.aws.org/cgi-bin/mwf/topic_show.pl?tid=30825

    I can't believe how horrible that is.
    Pic #2 "crack weld"......yes, welder on crack!.
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Thank god we're back on topic. The bickering gets old fast.

    Enjoying the pics.
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    These are some welds on a sand rail (dune buggy) I picked up a little over a year ago. The previous owner thought "how had could it be?" So he went out and bought a used miller welder, and proceded to "make improvements."
    He added a foot rest, but instead of having a tube bent, he miter cut the tube and added some cheap gussetts, and proceded to booger weld it. And just continued to fill in the space behind the gussett. The he added some sort of gas tank mount, and welded and grinded, and welded and grinded, and welded and grinded some more, until he mangled the profile of the tube. It took me a solid 3 days to repair his "improvements".
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    This is all quite sickening..And funny at the same time..

    I don't know weather to or or

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    Ill have to admit, Im no welder, but seeing that exaust, there may be hope for me yet!
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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    Sorry, I just had to revive this thread. This came into our shop, I saw it Saturday morning when I came in. One of the guys came up to me and said "Can you tell me if any of these welds have any penetration at all? I'm afraid to keep grinding on it...."

    This is a patch job done on the front two (yes both) frame rails of a 1950's era (don't know exact year) Ford truck. The current owner bought it not knowing it was like this. He brought it in to get repaired.
    You could tell they had a nice coat of paint over their great workmanship





    It was like that on BOTH frame rails. Needless to say, while it was up on the lift, we had jackposts supporting the front end weight too.

    If you look closely, you can see the amount of precision was applied to welding on the lower control arm supports...

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    Recipe for a disaster!
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    and he drove it there??? holly sheets batman!
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    that may be one of the most terrifying things ive ever seen. poor guy who bought that.

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    Heres the background story. A elderly woman buys a car from a used car dealer/ repair shop. She brings it to us to have a state inspection done the first week of June. The whole rear unibody/ many other places were so rotted that its was virtually unfixable with out reapling the rear clip, both front and rear subframes, rocker panels. To make it short this car needed to become a toaster or wash machine. The dealership told her that we didn't know what we were talking about and that they would repair it. These are the results.
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    Now the woman paid $8000.00 for the car and they charged her 200 for materials for this repair. Then they inspected said the car was fine and we were full of s==t. Now I don't have the pics but the front sway bar had ripped out of the front sub and the front sub was broke in half. The rockers got repalced with expand-a-foam. The car was actually less safe then when they started with it and if your thinking hey that looks like tiger hair over some of those welds you would be correct. I hate to see people taken advantage of she should have had it checked over before she bought it but thats besides the point. She called the DMV inspector and needless to say when he is done with these jokers they are going to feel like that grand am got driven up their *** and turned around.

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    This thread needs revived!

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    Re: Welding Fail! post pics here.

    here is the guy you want to hire to weld for you, From my local Craigslist...
    http://cosprings.craigslist.org/bar/3261701516.html

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