my take on a nice cheap rack
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From: cedar rapids
Year: 99
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The key to not getting sick is to not breath the fumes in the first place. Dont hold your head directly over where your welding, try and keep air circulating!
Thats the key, Milk just makes you feel better after your sick. Please please please do everything in your power to avoid getting galvy poisoning, after you get it the first time, everytime there after its harder to avoid and it feels way worse. I've seen it happen to many of my co-workers and have been fortunate to have never experienced!
Thats the key, Milk just makes you feel better after your sick. Please please please do everything in your power to avoid getting galvy poisoning, after you get it the first time, everytime there after its harder to avoid and it feels way worse. I've seen it happen to many of my co-workers and have been fortunate to have never experienced!
CC-loled at the girly man comment, 6'3 265 ditch digger. Come at me bro
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From: Eh infusion
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Originally Posted by brookhart63
I thought drinking a glass right after welding helped prevent you from getting sick? I got it in shop class in high school and you never forget the taste it leaves in your mouth.
CC-loled at the girly man comment, 6'3 265 ditch digger. Come at me bro
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From: Escalon, Ca
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Ive asked my instructors when I was and apprentice, all the old journeyman along the way and nobody really understands why the milk helps.
I know it does work to help you feel better, I have seen this with my own eyes.
It doesnt "prevent" you from being exposed to some really nasty chemicals and carcinogens!
Keep in mind alot of those, once inhaled, will be with you for life!!!!!
I know it does work to help you feel better, I have seen this with my own eyes.
It doesnt "prevent" you from being exposed to some really nasty chemicals and carcinogens!
Keep in mind alot of those, once inhaled, will be with you for life!!!!!
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From: Edmonton
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Originally Posted by Gary Briggs
Ive asked my instructors when I was and apprentice, all the old journeyman along the way and nobody really understands why the milk helps.
I know it does work to help you feel better, I have seen this with my own eyes.
It doesnt "prevent" you from being exposed to some really nasty chemicals and carcinogens!
Keep in mind alot of those, once inhaled, will be with you for life!!!!!
I know it does work to help you feel better, I have seen this with my own eyes.
It doesnt "prevent" you from being exposed to some really nasty chemicals and carcinogens!
Keep in mind alot of those, once inhaled, will be with you for life!!!!!
Should still wear a mask to limit exposure.
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From: Falls Church, VA
Year: 2000
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I'm guessing it's almost like inhaling too much paint from spray. Bleh...not fun. I just go into home depot and they have a good selection of masks for $20. They work really well from personal experience.
Brookhart I really like the rack! If I ever intend on making something like this or a friend I will definitely copy yours (if thats ok)
I don't want to highjack your thread at all but it seems you know I good amount about welding...how much should it typically cost to weld two 2.5" pipes together?
Brookhart I really like the rack! If I ever intend on making something like this or a friend I will definitely copy yours (if thats ok)
I don't want to highjack your thread at all but it seems you know I good amount about welding...how much should it typically cost to weld two 2.5" pipes together?
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I couldn't help but read the whole thread. First off, the first post says somehting like " comments and INSULTS are welcome" so when people have negetives about the rack which aren't meant to be insults, he gets pissed. then when he insults and other people comment on him being wrong(whether theyre right or wrong it's all opinions) he gets pissed and tells cherokeechick to gtfo? lol very interesting. and as far as zinc oxide poisoning, it is bad. I had it freshman year in highschool. I would compare it to mono. body hurts all over. sleep 20 hours in a day. try to stand up and get dizzy and fall over, get random bloody noses, no appetite, even water tastes bad.... lol don't weld it inside and wear a mask.
-and above everything, I do like the rack. prolly stronger than the average emt rack. and I am a fan of emt racks for the right application.
-and above everything, I do like the rack. prolly stronger than the average emt rack. and I am a fan of emt racks for the right application.
Last edited by K2dark_xj; May 9, 2012 at 10:16 PM.
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Originally Posted by K2dark_xj
I couldn't help but read the whole thread. First off, the first post says somehting like " comments and INSULTS are welcome" so when people have negetives about the rack which aren't meant to be insults, he gets pissed. then when he insults and other people comment on him being wrong(whether theyre right or wrong it's all opinions) he gets pissed and tells cherokeechick to gtfo? lol very interesting. and as far as zinc oxide poisoning, it is bad. I had it freshman year in highschool. I would compare it to mono. body hurts all over. sleep 20 hours in a day. try to stand up and get dizzy and fall over, get random bloody noses, no appetite, even water tastes bad.... lol don't weld it inside and wear a mask.
-and above everything, I do like the rack. prolly stronger than the average emt rack. and I am a fan of emt racks for the right application.
-and above everything, I do like the rack. prolly stronger than the average emt rack. and I am a fan of emt racks for the right application.
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From: Maine
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I wish someone had told me about it before i welded galv. it was actually at school at a welding class. but yea i still weld galv. every once in a while but now I know the danger of it. and I'm glad that your made up now
i was just making observations.
i was just making observations.
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