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Well its just a small break, it just needs to be tacked back on, it should only take a few minutes
Does anyone get tired of hearing this?!? Ive heard this same thing about 3 times this week from different people inquiring about me fixing their equipment.
Well sure, sometimes it turns out that it really only is a few minutes worth of welding but not after I spent 25 minutes to get there, 10 minutes to pull out all the cables and set up the equipment, 10 minutes of careful grinding and prep work, and of course at least 10 minutes to clean everything up! This is why I tell them from the beginning that there is a 1 hour minimum charge but they insist that it will only take a few minutes. That makes me wonder, arent you hiring me for a reason? Didnt you seek me out because you wanted me to use my knowledge and experience to fix your problem?? So WHY are you telling me how to do my job?!
If you dont want to pay for a quality repair job then find someone else with their HF 110v flux-cored wirefeeder and have them fix your tractor, but dont waste my time
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"it should only take a few minutes..."
06-17-2007, 04:37 PM #2Senior Member
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Yep, and we probably get a thread a year on it, too. People just don't think through everything we do before and after welding that little break on their $5 wagon.
Yup then after someone tries to fix it with their HF flux core welder and bugger it up than they bring it to you and it takes twice as long. I see it weekly...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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I knew I wasn't the only one, I just had to rant a little; 3X this week is enough already!
dabeldesign, When did you take over my shop???
That's what I deal with all the time. It baffles me how people can treat us like that, but, they do. I can give a quote on a project and they think it is negotiable, they wouldn't think about going to their doctor, lawyer, dentist or Wal-mart for that matter and haggle over the price of an item, but they think they can get away with it when dealing with us, Why?
I get cr*p all the time when I tell them that I have a minimum charge of 1 hr. plus materials, like you said they think it's only a five minute project and you are ripping them off.
Sometimes I get so frustrated that I feel like shutting the doors and going back to work for someone just so I don't have to deal with it.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels this way. DaveIf necessity is the Mother of Invention, I must be the Father of Desperation!
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I've learned to stick to my hourly charge and don't ever negotiate price. It takes as long as it takes and it costs as much as it costs, that's it! If people want to be cheap and haggle price, I happily turn them away because they always end up causing more problems than it's worth.
Sheesh, i've only been doing this a couple years and I'm already fed up with people!
i get that 'oh it will only take 5 minutes', i tell them every time 'NOTHING, and i mean NOTHING takes 5 minutes'mm210
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i wonder if we could haggel on the price of gas !!!
5 minuits is nuts, heck i cant even do a 5 minute job of my own in my own shop in that time.
my lawn mower deck hooked on the curb and broke lose a mounting bracket. 5 minuite job right, not!! by the time i got it in the shop ground down to get a good bead, then welded then put away the welder leads and the grinders and get back out again 15-20 minimume . and that was just a quick stick weld, so no gas to deal with turning on checking flow, then turning back off.
i just dont see how you could actualy do any walk in jod in less than 30 minuits.thanks for the help
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As bad as that is, I can still top it!!!
At the shop I just left, the Foreman was an uneducated French-Canadian fellow from Quebec that used to work in a mine. No understanding of metal. No understanding of weld strength, joint preparation, welding procedures etc.
His catch phrase for just about everything involving welding/repair/fabrication was "I'm not a welder, but if it were up to me, I would do this,..." He's one of the biggest reasons I left. He'd tell you how to do something (I usually refused to do it his way) and when/if it failed, he would run to the owner and say he had "nothing to do with it". The other fellas in the shop wouldn't stand up to him and I just got tired of fighting with him everyday.
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The other classic statement at the begining of a conversation that makes me cringe, is hearing,
"All ya gotta do,,, is,,,,,,,,,,,".
Nowdays, whenever I hear that, I get this real tightening sensation a little ways below my belt.
."Gone are the days of wooden ships, and Iron men.
I doubt we'll see either of their likes again".
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Ana's run at the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships ended in the second round as she was narrowly defeated by world No.8 Petra Kvitova from the Czech Republic. The topsy-turvy match included 27 break opportunities and several revolutions but it was Kvitova who came off best, beating the 25-year-old 7-5, 7-6 (7-1).
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Pete Shaw highlights the story of Noah to explore how the story would have been understood in ancient times and from there he goes on to explore how we might consider it today.
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If the tape was rewound and evolution started over from scratch, Conway Morris says, the evolutionary details would be different, but the end result would be similar: a species characterized by intelligence and complex civilization.
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Philosopher Robert Bishop explores the Biblical doctrine of creation, which he describes as "perhaps one of the most helpful pieces of theology for thinking about science", and describes why the doctrine needs to be recovered from narrower, contemporary interpretations of creation.
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If you want a good basic TIG, without spending a lot of money, it is hard to beat a used Miller Syncrowave 180 or 200. I have owned both, both are good. Both have High Frequency, AC and DC, so you can weld any metal, including aluminum. Both include stick and TIG. The original version of the Syncrowave 180 is arguably better for beginners, as it has minimal controls, three switches and one knob, simple to use. The later version of the 180 (180SD) added an AC balance knob and digital displays. The 200 has lots of bells and whistles, including pulse, which I like for thin copper. The 180 is a little smaller, but both are relatively big and heavy, around 200 pounds. Figure on at least a 50 amp 220V circuit for either welder, which is what I use. Some recommend a 60 amp 220V breaker.
I bought the 200 for $1300, too good a deal to pass up, and then sold my Synchrowave 180 for $1150. The 180 price that I got was probably higher than average, and the 200 price that I paid was lower than average, so I did very well, paid only $150 to upgrade.
Anyway, for somewhere between $900 and $1500, you can buy a used Syncrowave 180 or 200, and have a welder that will probably serve all your needs for decades. If you buy used, and you decide you need a bigger or fancier welder down the road, you can get almost all your money back when you sell it. You will take a big depreciation hit if you buy a new welder and sell it later. With these Syncrowaves you can TIG weld any thin metal up to about 3/16 inch, and you can stick weld any steel 1/8 inch or thicker. I used the 180 as a stick welder for months before I got around to buying an argon bottle. Some report that the 180 had a higher than average repair rate, but my original version 180 gave me no trouble.
I am not a big fan of the Miller Diversion because it lacks stick. Stick is what you need to weld thick steel. The Dynasty is a great welder, but way too much money unless you have to have easy portability, or need 110V. (Note that a 20 amp 120Volt outlet will only run a welder at very reduced power, so 110V operation is not that great an advantage). If you need portability, you could consider a Thermal Arc 186 AC/DC, maybe half the price of a Dynasty. The Miller EconoTIG looks good on paper, but a Miller factory guy said that it was not that great, that the Syncrowave 180 was a much better machine. Lincoln makes the Square Wave 175, and Precision TIG 225, similar to the Syncrowaves, look for a used Lincoln as a possible alternative. The Thermal Arc 185 or 186 AC/DC are possible alternatives, inverter welders at reasonable prices. Many if not most inverter welders are DC only, so you cant TIG aluminum. (Examples: Multimatic 200, XMT series, Maxstar series, the new Thermal Arc multi-process welders, Lincoln V350 and C300, etc.) The Chinese machines from Longevity and Everlast have an attractive price, but resale value, reliability, and support are concerns.
Note that many inverter welders, such as the Dynasty or Invertec series, do not come standard with a TIG torch, regulator, and foot pedal, so they are even more expensive than they look at first glance. The Syncrowaves come with everything you need except a gas bottle. The welder manufacturers are pushing their high end inverter machines, but it is hard to justify the much higher cost, especially when you can find a used Syncrowave for not much more than $1000. They have sold a lot of Syncrowaves, so you should be able to find a used one if you look.
Just for comparison, a new Syncrowave 200 retails for $2900, a new Syncrowave 210 retails for 3200, a new Dynasty 200DX with torch, regulator, foot pedal, etc., retails for $5100. On the used market, the Dynasty 200 welders are hard to find, and priced around $3000. The Syncrowaves are easier to find used, and priced right.
The Syncrowave 250 is an industry classic, a great machine, but big and heavy, and more expensive. It should probably have a 100 amp 220V circuit, especially if you want to get full power out of it. The 250 is just more welder than most folks need, unless you need to TIG 1/4 inch thick aluminum.
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What makes Invertigs crap? They are a cleaner, more affordable machine that puts out more max amps and a higher duty cycle with more options and HTP has second to none customer service. What is your support behind the statement? Do you repair HTPs also? Dave
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OK, the Invertigs are crap, I do lincoln warranty. Miller 165/185 are great, but I'd be looking at a Thermalarc 186TS or 201TS. Somewhat less expensive and longer warranty. Easy to learn on.
I think he meant invertec from lincoln, never he mentioned HTP...
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I can buy a 210 if I want money isn't the problem it don't really know how much I will actually need it because I haven't had a need for it yet. I just want a good tig welder that will last me and I like the idea of a stick also
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He said the H stands for Hungary. Given that, I doubt if some European country can make something that is comparable to 200DX for over a thousand bucks less. They must've skimped somewhere. Perhaps it's the lack of a forum and repair service at your LWS.
On the other hand look at how many 200 DX owners there are on this forum as well as the number of them in welding schools. There is without a doubt a large user base, and from those users you only hear praise.
I haven't bought a TIG machine yet, but I will get a lot of hood time with a 200DX in my TIG class next term, and I imagine it is all it's cracked up to be. With a 200DX you know you have a machine that the pros use, and you will not have any neurosis or buyer's remorse later on.
I've looked at all of them and went through what the OP is going through. In the end I think I have to go the distance and get a 200 DX and be done with it.


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Jenson Button says he's satisfied with his fourth place on the Indian GP grid after McLaren made changes to his MP4-27 overnight.
Unhappy with his car in the wake of Friday's practices, McLaren made large-scale changes which elevated their drivers to second best.
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"We really struggled to get the tyres working on lap one so I went for a different strategy to most I think, I did a three timed lap run, which really worked for me in Q2.
"But in Q3 I didn't have quite as good a balance as I had in Q2, a bit more understeer in the car. I guess the circuit gripped up.
"We didn't expect it to grip up that much, and when it does, you pick up understeer. Not quite the perfect lap, but pretty happy to be fourth, the second row.
"Our start's pretty good so we'll see what we can from there."
As for the changes McLaren made after Fridays sessions, Button said: "We've changed quite a bit on the car and understood the tyres a bit more and how to work with them.
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I have two ex4200 stacks that are on completely different networks for different uses. One has only a single vlan, 17. The other has several, but I only want to use vlan 10. Both of these stacks are connected to a dell m6220 on the back of a n m1000 blade server. The idea is to have a virtual machine be on both networks. The m6220 does not route the traffic between the vlans. The m6220 can ping the stack on vlan 17 perfectly fine, but it can't ping the stack with vlan10. HOWEVER, if I shutdown the port connecting to the vlan 17 stack, the ping will start working to the vlan 10 stack. While this might seem like an m6220 question, it isn't. I hooked another ex4200 to the m6220 instead of the vlan 10 stack. I gave it very basic configuration. The m6220 can ping it and see it along with the other stack no problem. It looks like to me the vlan 10 stack must have some kind of configuration that won't let it send or receive traffic to the m6220 when the other stack is actively communicating with it. I'd post the config, but it's sensitive information. Does this situation sound like anything anybody would know about? Thanks!
By the way, since I'm only using one vlan on both stacks, I'm not using trunks. I tried using them thinking something about them that is beyond my knowledge might make it work, but same situation.
Here is a little diagram I threw together. I can ping x.x.x.1 all day long from the m6220 when both are connected. I can't ping x.x.x.4 though. If I disconnect x.x.x.1, suddenly pings start flowing through to x.x.x.4. As soon as I reconnected x.x.x.1, traffic stops to x.x.x.4.
No sir, they are two fully separate networks. There is no routing between the two VLANS either. Other than this single virtual machine, nothing else from either network is to touch the other network.
Alright, I have another diagram, this has snippets of my config with generic information put in. The virtual machine can talk to the 192.168.2.x network without issue when everything is hooked up. It can not talk past the m6220 on the 172.16.2.x network WHILE the 192.168.2.x network is active. If I remove the link to the 192.168.2.x network, data starts flowing from the juniper stack on the 172.16.2.x network. I hooked wireshark up, and it looks like the juniper stack on the 172.16.2.x network receives arp requests, but doesnt respond while the 192.168.2.x network is connected. Anymore thoughts?
Could you please include routing information from all 4 devices? Looking for 192.168.2/23 , 172.16.2/24, and 0/0 routes while your 192.168.2 connection is plugged in and when it's unplugged.
Where did you connect Wireshark?
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0.0.0.0/0 *[static/5] 12w1d17:42:31
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192.168.2.0/23 *[direct/0]
Local vlan.17
C 172.16.2.0/24 [0/1] directly connected, V110
172.16.2.0 ex4200 stack:
0.0.0.0/0 *[static/5]
> to 172.16.2.1 via vlan.10
192.168.2.0/23 *[direct/0]
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That is the routing information before and after removing the link to 192.168.2.x. Wireshare was plugged in to another port on the 172.16.2.x ex4200 stack that was analyzing both the ingress and egress of the port uplinked to the m6220. Just to clarify, I'm not interested in routing between these vlans. Just want the one VM to be dual homed. The m6620 purposely doesn't have an ip for its vlan17 because it doesn't need to have one, and its management ip is in-band and on the same network, so it won't let me give another interface on that subnet anyways. I'll remove the ip for vlan10 on the m6220 when I am all done, it only has one right now so that I can ping. Only layer 2 stuff is happening.
Both EX4200 stacks have the same IP subnet configured -- one on VLAN 17, the other on VLAN 10. Typo ??
You did not include routing information from your virtual machine.
With the routing tables as depicted, there's no way for you to ping anything on 192.168.2/23 from the M6220 however things may be connected.
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Death: "Look, would you just follow me!"
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Title: Steve's unfeasible afterlife adventure - part 4
Date: July 22, 2005
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3 medium
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6 tablespoons
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1 tablespoon
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1 tablespoon
1 tablespoon
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1 teaspoon
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3/4 teaspoon
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2 tablespoons
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3 medium
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1 medium
red bell pepper, cut into bite-size strips
2 cups
bean sprouts
green onions, thinly sliced
1/2 cup
chopped roasted (or honey-roasted) peanuts
1/4 cup
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I give this a 5* but not for the reasons you might think! Please read on.
The salad turned out nice.
Since my diet really limited the content it wasnt much more than a basic pasta salad with green onions, cilantro and I added some cubed cheddar. I made the dressing with reduced sodium soy and held the pepper flakes and mayo, however, after tasting it I decided to add the mayo, thankfully, it made a great difference for me and I enjoyed it a lot.
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I used the basic dressing sans mayo and increased to ½ C reduced sodium soya (I even took a walk on the wild side and used the pepper flakes!) as a marinade for the pork! Fabulous!
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We absolutely loved this dish. As with everything in life, you make changes to suit your own personal tastes, but this one is a basic 5 star recipe. To the dressing, I added an extra clove of garlic, a bit of Orange Zest, Sesame Seeds and dried Celery Flakes. I also used 1/2 tsp. cayenne, as opposed to the 3/4 tsp. chili pepper flakes and omitted the mayo.
For the salad, I used 8 oz. pasta with more of the veggies, 1/2 lb. roast beef and all of the dressing. I thought it was perfect that way, and actually would have been lacking in the dressing dept. otherwise. It was delicious at dinnertime, and it was even better at 2am, when I pulled a refrigerator raid. I think next time I make this, I will actually mix it up ahead of time, and give the flavors a chance to blend. Delicious dressing... a keeper in my book! Oh, we also used a blend of Honey Roasted Peanuts and Cashews, which was kind of nice. Thank you, Pam Anderson!
I have to agree with Tuni. I thought that this was a great change from usual pasta salad. I added extra vinegar to the dressing, used honey instead of sugar, I didn't have crushed red pepper flake so I added some Asian Essence. I put the dressing in a shaker to mix it. For the salad I used rotini and probably only half a box. I didn't have peanuts so I used some sunflower seeds, and I cooked the broccoli a bit with the pasta, and added some fresh peas that I had in the fridge. Next time I will take Tuni's suggestion and use some Oj in the dressing and maybe even add some mandarins to the salad. Can't wait to have the leftovers for lunch!
While I agree with the other reviewers on the fact that it is a very good salad, it still needs a few adjustments to make it to my 5* book. First of all, I used rice noodles. I hate it when an Asian-inspired recipe calls for Italian pasta! I reduced the pasta to 1/2 lb but I kept the same amount of everything else. Next time I'll probably omit the peanuts because i couldn't taste them anyway. I'll skip the carrots too, just because I don't care for them. All in all, however, it made a very enjoyable dinner. Thanks for posting, Pam!
I halved this recipe and it still made quite alot. This is a really great salad. Next time I'll omit the deli beef because the flavor got lost anyway in the process and just use this as a side dish. I love sesame oil but although it was not too overpowering, next time will decrease it by 1/2 tsp. Added toasted sesame seeds, blanched the broccoli, used flat fettucine noodles so it appeared more 'Asian', and added a bit of wasabi mustard and orange juice/zest to the dressing. Emulsified dressing in the food processor. I loved the textures in here. Next time will cut down on the carbs, and up the bean sprouts. Beautiful colors and textures, as well as great asian flavors make this a great salad to serve along side a grilled steak. This is a meal in itself and a nice summer meal at that. I am a garlic lover so upped the garlic. Will also use more green onion next time, just out of personal preference. Very nice recipe and a nice change of pace from the regular pasta salad.
Delicious dressing without the mayo! The only change I made: I chopped some chicken breast and marinated it in some soy sauce, sesame oil and some garlic and then sauteed it. I used this instead of the beef. I also used ramen noodles- way more delicious than just penne pasta! Delicious recipe- thank you!
My husband and I LOVED this one. The spices are the perfect mix. The dressing is what makes it - you can really throw in any vegetables and make it work.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Asian Pasta Salad with Beef, Broccoli and Bean Sprouts
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Servings Per Recipe: 8
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 468
Calories from Fat: 173
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