Home from my metal and wood class, and tonight I learned to use the oxy-acetylene torch. I didn't weld with it--or heat form--I used it to cut through steel plate. Tonight was just playing around and learning the tool. Next week I think I'll make a cut and welded candle box for the deck. Now I need to go commune with my spouse. Tomorrow: decisions on hormone replacement therapy.
Monday, September 18, 2017
More Work With Steel
Home from my metal and wood class, and tonight I learned to use the oxy-acetylene torch. I didn't weld with it--or heat form--I used it to cut through steel plate. Tonight was just playing around and learning the tool. Next week I think I'll make a cut and welded candle box for the deck. Now I need to go commune with my spouse. Tomorrow: decisions on hormone replacement therapy.
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Lava Woman, the new superhero to marvel over.
The more new things I take up, the more connections I find in the skills necessary for each of them. Stained glass, soldering silver for jewelry, using a torch to cut or weld steel, and using a mig welder are all remarkably connected.
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