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Archive for August, 2010

• Fluid Seam Weld x1 Full Suit
• 100% Ultraflex XDS Neoprene
• Zen Zip Closure System
• Entire suit is nylon 2 sided for performance and durability.
• Strategic Seamless Paddle Zone

Product Description
The Psycho I is a insane high end surf suit, warm, dry and extremely flexable. High end features throughout.

O’Neill Wetsuits Psycho I Zen Zip 4/3 Fluid Seam Weld Full Suit

simple job with a mig welder.

• Continuous output control for fine heat adjustment
• Easy to set-up. Comes with attached input cable and plug
• Easy to operate with full range continuous amperage output control
• 3 year part and labor warranty
• Smooth arc makes it easy to weld with different electrodes, including mild steel, low hydrogen, stainless steel and hardfacing electrodes

Product Description

Features and Benefits:   

• Portable, easy to operate 230 volt stick welder with continuous output control from 40-225 amps
• Produces extremely smooth welding arc at any amp setting
• Can be used for carbon, low alloy and stainless steels from 16 gauge to heavy plate metal
• Includes electrode holder and cable, heavy duty work clamp, sample pack of electrodes and welders guide.
• Continous output control – fine heat adjustment and smooth arc
• Fan cooled for extra thermo protection
• Easy to operate – full range of output 40-225 amps
• Low cost operation – few cents per welding hour
• Optional carbon arc torch for brazing, soldering and bending metal

  

Lincoln Electric K1357 AC 225C Auto Stick Welder

• Premium solar powered welding helmet with unique designs
• Auto-darkening lens responds in 1/25000 seconds, shades can be switched continuously from shades 9-1
• UV and IR protection are in compliance with EN169 standards for welding filters
• Design and construction meet ANSI Z87.1 standards for eye protection devices, two-way adjustable hea
• Solar rechargeable lithium battery

Product Description
Premium solar powered welding helmet that comes with three unique designs. These helmets fully meet industry standards: auto-darkening lens responds in 1/25000 seconds, darkens when welding begins and clears when welding stops, shades can be switched easily and continuously between shades from 9 to 13 with 1/10000 seconds reaction time, UV and IR protection are in compliance with EN169 standards for welding filters, and the design and construction meet ANSI Z87.1 standards for eye protection devices. The internal rechargeable lithium battery is rechargeable by the solar cell. Two-way adjustable headband ensures a comfortable fit. The unique designs make them more than great welding helmets.

Neiko Auto Darkening Solar Powered Welding Helmet – ANSI Approved, Red Flame Design with Polished Black Finish

A montage to the underrated and underappreciated actress, to the song “You Don’t Own Me” by Lesley Gore, which seems to fit Weld’s free-spirited and independant nature. Tuesday Weld (born Susan Kerr Weld in New York) was forced to become the family breadwinner at age 3 when her father died. She supported her mother, older brother, sister and herself by working as a child model. The pressures of this hectic life took its toll – she had too much too soon – she suffered a nervous breakdown at 10, had become an alcoholic by the following year, and attempted suicide at 13. Danny Kaye, who later costarred with her in “The Five Pennies” (1959), described her as “14 going on 27.” She rebelled against her mother’s control by having love affairs with older men. In 1956 she made her film debut in “Rock, Rock, Rock” a low-budget production that featured some of the 50s up and coming rock ‘n roll groups, and her singing voice was dubbed by Connie Francis. Weld attended Hollywood Professional School, and was her graduating class valedictorian. Tuesday continued to make memorable appearances in films and on television, including “Rally ‘Round The Flag, Boys!” (1956), “Because They’re Young” (1960), “Return To Peyton Place” (1961), in which she assumed the role of incest victim Selena Cross (originally played by Hope Lange), and “Wild In The Country” (opposite Lange and Elvis Presley) that same year. She costarred with Bob Hope in “I’ll Take Sweden” , Steve McQueen in “The Cinninnati Kid …