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First off, please don't turn this into a Miller/Lincoln is better thread.
Most of us know all about Miller and Lincoln welders, if not start a new thread.
I have a Miller Mig, I need a TIG machine that will do Aluminum in my shop small projects, with my hotrods.
Although I can weld good enough to get by, I'm not real knowlegdable about welding, matter of fact my brother and a friend do most of the welding I need done. My eyes are just not as good as they use to be. And I really don't care much for welding.
Anyway, has anyone seen and/or bought one of Eastwoods new TIG welders. I'd like to find first hand opinions and comments.
For the price, it might be decent for a home shop.
Tho my small TIG is not from Eastwood. It is from their supplier. Direct from China.
I was very sceptical when I bought the Item, but I had previously purchased a plasma cutter from the same manufacturer and it has been great.
The TIG is very powerful and does a good job. NOT like the big Lincoln unit I was used to, but very good for small/medium projects in the garage.. Foot pedal is Kinda cheap looking. Still works good after a year of use.
Consumables are available, cheap and arrive in less than a working week.
I just read their warranty and although it is warranted for 3 years, shipping to and from Eastwood is the buyer's responsibility. Might not be a big deal, but it then says all repairs will be made by Eastwood. So that's not a good situation to be in if you need repairs. Shipping is costly these days, especially for something that big and heavy. I'd as soon buy a Miller or Lincoln, even a used one, because the Miller/Lincoln dealer is only 30 miles away.
If you want to do aluminum and have decent results you need a squarewave machine that has adjustable ac balance. With a squarewave machine you can use thoriated, ceriated or lanthanated tungstens that are ground to a point on aluminum. You get a narrower arc a can focus the heat better. The new inverter machines are pretty slick they are light and use little power.
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might ck craigslist too.. i've seen alot of really nice welders in my area at a good price..
All good info but this post is 1 1/2 yrs old folks.
so much for looking... thanks
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Thanks for all the good feedback. I have been going back and forth to Catalina for many years. A few times in only a small dinghy with a compass. I guess my fear comes from the unknown, I like to be prepared for everything. I have asked to 'tag' along with someone to San Nicolas or San Clemente just to have that comfort level. I was also thinking of heading down to Cabo, as stated above, what would be the more conservative first trip (to get my feet wet) so to speak....or not ;-)
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seems you have a very nice boat to do this. If you are comfortable going to Catalina, (winch is one of the Channel Islands) it should not be too big of a jump. I would think it might not hurt to find someone to go with you, perhaps put up a flyer in the marina to see if you can find a volunteer to go with you.
Re: 3 Years to prepare...and counting
Much lesser boats than yours have made bigger voyages.. sounds like it's time for a jaunt down to Cabo and the Sea of Cortez!
I think you'll find it's less of an issue than you're thinking.. pay mind to the weather, prepare the boat for the trip, and you'll be fine. Probably end up wondering what it was you were so concerned about.
And welcome to SN!
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I'd start by learning what it is about the Channel Islands that's different than your home cruising area. Will you have to anchor in rocky bottoms when you are used to anchoring in sand/mud? Will you have to deal with tides/currents when you have never had to consider that before? Etc etc, once you know what will be new-to-you, then study what you can & learn that. You might start with a conversation with the person who recommended the islands to you. Perhaps you could travel in company on their next trip?
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At first maybe try going out for a weekend rather tha a week. Take little steps and before you know it you will want to spend all your free time out there.
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I have been sailing small crafts from 6' (when I was 5) to now 49' off and on for almost 40 years. I have taken dozens of classes and read many books, however I realize more than ever that the things one REALLY needs to know needs to be learned on the job, so to speak. My all time dream is taking off from Los Angeles and sailing the oceans for as long as it takes. I am mostly an island guy however I want to experience it all. I have just begun trying to research as much as I can, from the proper boat to the best way to prepare. I currently have a 49' Beneteau that I sail up the coast and to Catalina quite frequently. However I met someone today that said that I really need to spend a week or so hitting the Channel Islands. I'm just a bit intimidated to do this alone the first time. Almost everything I have learned has been self taught, and while I always appear to be very comfortable at sea, I am never second guessing my decisions. Any ideas on the best way I can spend my time to prepare myself? I also tried to crew on a racing boat however that was completely worthless for off-shore learning. I appreciate anyone who actually read this post and responds. Thank you.
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Pakistan is part of the overall strategy that Obama wants before any discussion of "resources," including troops.
That covers a lengthy list of issues, such as how to best train the Afghan army and police; how to get help from other countries in the area; the use of aerial drones and special operations forces to target terrorists who hide in the mountains; claims of corruption with the economic assistance to Afghanistan and Pakistan; and ongoing allegations of election fraud in Afghanistan.
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After his Biochemistry degree, Dr David Gibson worked at Randox Laboratories Ltd, where he was responsible for designing and commercializing novel biochip array diagnostic tests. He was awarded a Ph.D. in 2001 from the Centre for Cancer Research and Cell Biology, Queen's University Belfast, for research which exposed the role of cysteine proteinases in brain tumour invasion. During a Wellcome Trust Fellowship Dr Gibson investigated the role of inflammation in a hypoxia driven model of diabetic retinopathy at the Centre of Vision and Vascular Science, QUB.
Since 2003 Dr Gibson focused his research efforts on the discovery and validation of protein biomarkers which could improve the management of arthritis patients. During his time at the Rooney laboratory in the Centre of Infection and Immunity, QUB he spearheaded the use of proteomic and bioinformatic strategies to identify a plasma and synovial fluid protein 'fingerprint' that predicts disease spread in children with arthritis. He also identified post translational modifications in the Vitamin D binding protein that may act as a modulator of inflammation in juvenile arthritis patients.
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Forget about the Matcos, they're too expensive, and will not work anyway.
Either use Pook's bolt cutter method or get one of Plinker's fixtures.
Matco has several rivet squeezers. What have you guys used in your builds? I would prefer doing a rivet build so a squeezer is a must...
Here is the link to Matco's
Forget about the Matcos, they're too expensive, and will not work anyway.
Either use Pook's bolt cutter method or get one of Plinker's fixtures.
Check out this thread cwtoyota rivet tool. If you are still stuck on the "store bought" squeezers try ebay. Just a thought. Jack
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The cheapest way is to make your own from one set of 24" cutters. here is a thread with pic's
I remember when I first got started trying to build a parts kit gun. I had a lot of similar questions as yourself. Many of the guys on this board have been around for quite some time, and we begin to take some things for granted when explaining things. My advice, would be to take some of the guys advice above and do a search using some of the keywords that they used. i.e. boltcutters,hcpookie, rivets, etc. If you feel like the answers you got in this thread were a bit to vague, just do a search and you'll find what you need. Also, try out the advanced search button as it may be able to help you sort through some of the unwanted mess a little faster. Good luck!
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Awesome, thanks for the info. The modified bolt cutters are much cheaper too.
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9 lbs., 10 oz Largemouth Bass...caught at a mill pond near Jacksonville...Caught it on a 6" Swim Bait.......caught today, 24 Jan 2012.
That's a true lunker... congrats
Wow I need to find out where these Mill Ponds are at! That is awesome!
Looks like a lunker to me too!
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Wow I need to find out where these Mill Ponds are at! That is awesome!
When I arrived in NC 14 years ago, the Jacksonville Daily News ran an article on the mill ponds of eastern NC. These ponds are all over the place, but sadly, most are now in private hands. I know of four near Jacksonville with two being open to the public...Tulls Mill pond outside of Pink Hill and one that I can't think of right off the bat but is about 10 miles north of Richlands on Highway 58 heading towards Kinston. There is also one just as you enter the town of Trenton. I have seen evidence of fishing there but there is also a chain link fence surrounding the property.


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One weekend a year, nearly a thousand military veterans assemble in a camp in San Diego. What brings them is what they have in common: they're all homeless. The vets gather for something called "Stand Down," started in 1988 by a soldier turned psychologist named Jon Nachison.
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I have almost perfect recall for all details related to fabrics and the Wachowski Brothers and I still had no idea where to find Galviono's mysterious frock coat. However, with K.M.'s half of the office rent suddenly eating a hole in my wallet I knew I need the revenue.
We flagged down a taxi van and I told the hacker to just drive and don't ask any questions. Just our luck, Cash Cab. I tore it up with my answers Pompeii and pizza napoletana. One more question and we'd make 250 bucks. More than enough to cover K.M.'s half of the rent.
"Other than the USA, what victorious faction of World War II went on to become one of the world's only super powers?"
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So what do you cool bros think about Mike's hard lemonade? *dab*
[clearing throat] I SAID "buy this stock photo on Shutterstock & find other images".
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Every year in late spring, the Groupe ESA, Angers, France -Graduate School of Food, Agronomy and Agribusiness- offers a unique, four-week program to foreign undergraduate and graduate students.
The purpose of the program is to introduce students to the French way of life, the France's role in the European Union and the rich heritage of French culture, while at the same time providing concentrated study in one of four fields : - Agriculture & Agribusiness- Horticulture- Viticulture & Wine Making- Rural Tourism & Gastronomy. With some basic instruction in French but all other classes conducted entirely in English, the program combines lectures, educational field trips, and cultural visits in a wide variety of places.
Students have the option of living with :- a host family, - or one or two French ESA students.Lunches are taken at the university cafeteria and dinners with host families.
International transportation and the train to Angers are the participants' responsibility. There is a direct train from Charles de Gaulle Airport to Angers (duration : 120 minutes only).All other means of transportation are provided by the program (city bus, field trips, subway).
Ask for the costTo know if your university is an ESA partner, click on Member institutions.This price includes lodging and food, cultural excursions & organized outings, field trips, academic materials, transportation during the program.However, it doesn't include : airfare, personal expenses, insurance, passport fees, home university fees and costs.
Groupe ESA Summer Program - Angers, France55 rue Rabelais - BP 30 74849007 Angers cedex 01FranceTel : +33 241 23 55 55Fax : +33 241 23 55 32e-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
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(Southern) Saturday Night Live this Weekend
The Big Apple is getting a sample of the South's best tastemakers tonight on Saturday Night Live. New Orleans local John Goodman is hosting with Nashville crooners King of Leon as the musical guest. This is Goodman's 13th (Yes, 13th!) time hosting the iconic variety show. (Sorry Justin Timberlake, but you still have a few more years to trump this Southern star on the SNL stage!)
Who's your favorite Southern SNL guest? Dish below.


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The reports from the South film industry have come up brining the happy news for the fans of Sneha and Prasanna that they both are going to tie the knot.
Well, the news of their wedding is official now. The fans got happy after learning that the smiling queen is all set to get married to the famed South actor Prasanna. The wedding date has not been announced yet but it was learnt that the couple will settle in life very soon.
The news of their marriage has been broken by Prasanna's PR manager earlier today. In the flick, 'Achamundu Achamundu', Sneha was roped opposite Prasanna for the very first time. Since the day, both have been involved in each other. They have been dating since quite long and were spotted at many occasions and places in romantic poses.
The rumors were making rounds in the media about their marriage and now it is official that the couple is going to walk down the aisle soon.
The two stars too have made the announcement of their marriage today. The engagement of both the stars is to be held within some days.
Prasanna told that yes, he and Sneha had zeroed in the decision to settle in life. He uttered that they would be engaged soon with the blessings of their parents. The engagement date is yet to be publicized. It is being said that the wedding date will be announced on the occasion of engagement.
Sneha's actual name is Suhasini Rajaram Naidu, who was born on October 12th 1981. She has acted in the many Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu movies so far. She is also a famed actress of Kannada movies.
The fans are crazy to learn every inch of these two stars' engagement and wedding. It is undoubtedly happy news that they are finally going to get married.


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