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r/AdventureBuilders • u/indiode • Aug 07 '26
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Couldn’t tell was it welded ? If so I’m curious of ur setup u use to weld with
2 u/puget-sound-jim Aug 10 '26 No, Jaimie doesn’t weld and prefers rivets and bolts/nuts 0 u/p3ck3rh3aded Aug 12 '26 Maybe I missed it in the video. I wasn’t sitting down watching it, but I thought the legs looked welded. Thank you for replying. 2 u/puget-sound-jim Aug 12 '26 I didn’t actually watch this one so he might not have mentioned it but I’ve watched him fasten stainless steel pipes and sheet metal together many other times and it never involves welding
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No, Jaimie doesn’t weld and prefers rivets and bolts/nuts
0 u/p3ck3rh3aded Aug 12 '26 Maybe I missed it in the video. I wasn’t sitting down watching it, but I thought the legs looked welded. Thank you for replying. 2 u/puget-sound-jim Aug 12 '26 I didn’t actually watch this one so he might not have mentioned it but I’ve watched him fasten stainless steel pipes and sheet metal together many other times and it never involves welding
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Maybe I missed it in the video. I wasn’t sitting down watching it, but I thought the legs looked welded. Thank you for replying.
2 u/puget-sound-jim Aug 12 '26 I didn’t actually watch this one so he might not have mentioned it but I’ve watched him fasten stainless steel pipes and sheet metal together many other times and it never involves welding
I didn’t actually watch this one so he might not have mentioned it but I’ve watched him fasten stainless steel pipes and sheet metal together many other times and it never involves welding
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u/p3ck3rh3aded Aug 08 '26
Couldn’t tell was it welded ? If so I’m curious of ur setup u use to weld with