Great news that your eyesight is improving. Having worn glasses for 65 years I can associate with that to a degree.
With my limited welding knowledge I've seen some wonderful things made with a Tig welder so I'd imagine that the tig is more versatile than a Mig welder if you could only have one.
I ordered the clamps from the motorcycle supply and they sent me an email a couple of days ago that they were working 7 days a week and twelve hours a day trying to keep up with the orders. Motorcycle season is in full swing and from what I hear there are a lot of new riders buy gear.
I can imagine aircraft companies are more concerned with sell million and multi million dollar aircraft that a hundred thousand dollars in parts and small companies refurbishing parts are so busy they may not take on new customer or relegate the new customers to the back of the line.
I'm putting off ordering more steel and going through what I have.I don't believe that the steel supplier I go to is allowing inside sales and a lot of my steel comes from their cut off bins. British Columbia is entering a lock down phase where travel outside your government health zone is forbidden. This is your public health providers area. Mine is Fraser Health so I'd need a very good reason to go to Vancouver 25 miles away which has a different health provider zone.
They have announced that the fines will be attention getting but I haven't heard how much.
Forgot about the Camel Back gas tank. There is a slightly improved one sitting in a box about 8 feet from me for you along with a bunch of boxes going to my son that I will ship out soon.
Motors and controllers in bulk. Excellent idea.The savings add up quickly.
We have had temperatures in the low 70's or 20C for the last two weeks. For us these are summer temperatures and never happen in April. Starting tomorrow the forecast says we will have rain and temperature in the upper 50's and lower 60's or around 15C for the next two weeks or more. That's not written in stone given how fast the weather can change here. I just wish we could send some to the folks that will need it this year.
Steve.
With my limited welding knowledge I've seen some wonderful things made with a Tig welder so I'd imagine that the tig is more versatile than a Mig welder if you could only have one.
I ordered the clamps from the motorcycle supply and they sent me an email a couple of days ago that they were working 7 days a week and twelve hours a day trying to keep up with the orders. Motorcycle season is in full swing and from what I hear there are a lot of new riders buy gear.
I can imagine aircraft companies are more concerned with sell million and multi million dollar aircraft that a hundred thousand dollars in parts and small companies refurbishing parts are so busy they may not take on new customer or relegate the new customers to the back of the line.
I'm putting off ordering more steel and going through what I have.I don't believe that the steel supplier I go to is allowing inside sales and a lot of my steel comes from their cut off bins. British Columbia is entering a lock down phase where travel outside your government health zone is forbidden. This is your public health providers area. Mine is Fraser Health so I'd need a very good reason to go to Vancouver 25 miles away which has a different health provider zone.
They have announced that the fines will be attention getting but I haven't heard how much.
Forgot about the Camel Back gas tank. There is a slightly improved one sitting in a box about 8 feet from me for you along with a bunch of boxes going to my son that I will ship out soon.
Motors and controllers in bulk. Excellent idea.The savings add up quickly.
We have had temperatures in the low 70's or 20C for the last two weeks. For us these are summer temperatures and never happen in April. Starting tomorrow the forecast says we will have rain and temperature in the upper 50's and lower 60's or around 15C for the next two weeks or more. That's not written in stone given how fast the weather can change here. I just wish we could send some to the folks that will need it this year.
Steve.