Fixing a leaky weld on a flange
this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2025
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First, slow down. I'm not trying to throw stones. In a pinch, I've done my fair share of sketchy shit. Instead, I'm just trying to provide food for thought.
Second, I can appreciate someone sharing their cool project; however, your practices are dangerous and set a poor example for the community.
I'm not here for critique bruh, look at the cool sparks from the grinder and leave me alone. This ain't a tutorial on how to grind. I see your point but that's not the purpose of this post.
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And yet here you are. I don't understand why you dipshits treat this like some sort of manliness contest.
And here you are replying to a toxic thread. Nice one