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"TWIG Welding?"
Originally posted by mikeswelding View PostIt's a brand -new method--TWIG welding.
Hand out some "leaf-lets" for advertisements
Gives new meaning to "root" pass!
Is the "3rd hand" a "truncated" version?
I better stop, I'm running out of smiley faces..................
Dave"Bonne journe'e mes amis"
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Originally posted by davedarragh View PostMike, maybe you can "branch" out!
Hand out some "leaf-lets" for advertisements
Gives new meaning to "root" pass!
Is the "3rd hand" a "truncated" version?
I better stop, I'm running out of smiley faces..................
Dave
you have GOT to get a life!!!!!!!!!!! (smiley face, but Dave used them up)
(look who's talking! 5 hours on the 'puter already!!! Hey, Christmas break is Christmas break....)
Poster above that asked about welding to the tree. It was mentioned before
about using "wood rods" (stick welding)
check out the link below:
have fun
bertI'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
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Originally posted by mikeswelding View PostI work alone most of the time, so I am always looking for that "3rd hand" or "skyhook." I came up with the idea of using a tripod for work on uneven ground.
Really nice idea. Do you have a bunch of fixtures & so on to
attach to the top to make it easier to hold things (such as
a 'v' to hold round material)?
frank
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Originally posted by fjk View PostYet another entry for the "why didn't I think of that?" list...
Really nice idea. Do you have a bunch of fixtures & so on to
attach to the top to make it easier to hold things (such as
a 'v' to hold round material)?
frankLast edited by Bert; 12-29-2008, 07:54 PM.I'm not late...
I'm just on Hawaiian Time
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