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Offline [han]

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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #50 on: 22 January 2012, 16:55 »
cooking & painting my nails.
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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #51 on: 22 January 2012, 18:52 »
I got an AC/DC, 250A, HF start, multi adjustment TIG foot pedal and water cooled TIG Torch.

sounds a good bit of kit, i went for the R tech 251 as very good price for an AC TIG and works well to be fair to it. use an air cooled torch at home tho seems to cope fine on brackets and exhaust manifolds,  cooked it up a few times doing ali inlets tho. thought about buying it a watercooler a few times
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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #52 on: 22 January 2012, 20:57 »
I got an AC/DC, 250A, HF start, multi adjustment TIG foot pedal and water cooled TIG Torch.

sounds a good bit of kit, i went for the R tech 251 as very good price for an AC TIG and works well to be fair to it. use an air cooled torch at home tho seems to cope fine on brackets and exhaust manifolds,  cooked it up a few times doing ali inlets tho. thought about buying it a watercooler a few times


Nice choice!
That's the one I bought too  :grin:

Been using the air cooled torch and no foot pedal so far...but I was hooking up the water cooler today.
Not tried the pedal yet.
So far I've only been doing 2-3mm thick box section and pipe.
It certainly seems a nice piece if kit.

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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #53 on: 22 January 2012, 21:07 »
cooking & painting my nails.
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Doesn't that hurt :lipsrsealed:

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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #54 on: 24 January 2012, 13:56 »
I only really do walking the dog for a hobby, I like exploring the local area. Rest of the time is spend reading or watching telly or on xbox/wii. Used to go to the cinema a lot but now too poor  :sad:

Need a more productive hobby but mustn't cost any money!

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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #55 on: 24 January 2012, 13:59 »
I only really do walking the dog for a hobby, I like exploring the local area. Rest of the time is spend reading or watching telly or on xbox/wii. Used to go to the cinema a lot but now too poor  :sad:

Need a more productive hobby but mustn't cost any money!

I read somewhere that Sheffield boasts the most cinemas per person of population in the UK.  I would have thought that this would make it very cheap.


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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #56 on: 24 January 2012, 14:37 »
My new hobby is having a stroke.
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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #57 on: 24 January 2012, 15:36 »
Photography
Warhammer 40K
Porn

Plenty to keep me busy.

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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #58 on: 24 January 2012, 16:51 »
Hobbies, well once the kids are out of the way and I'm not on shift, then I spend time doing:
Photography
Drumming
um, sleeping.

Thats about all I have time for.


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Re: Hobbies
« Reply #59 on: 24 January 2012, 17:07 »
Hobbies are  Martial arts -Mma ,Submission Wrestling (not the Wwe sh@t) and 2 filipino martial arts Kettlebelling, xbox and tinkering with the car