irondarren
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Must be me thats getting old and blind and needs shade 8 lol.
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malcolm
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I had mine set to shade 10 the other day for mig welding 0.8mm sheet. Anything less than that the arc was too bright and I couldn't see what I was doing.
The settings do seem to vary a lot between different helmets. Maybe battery charge has an influence too?
The settings do seem to vary a lot between different helmets. Maybe battery charge has an influence too?
malcolm
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Hey - just have to wait for a new episode and I'm alive again
In any case there was one the other night where Timmy gave Jimmy an orange parker with a hood, and he failed to be killed by random bullets, a big eagle or a space shuttle crash as he walked down the road.Don't you think the eyetech is a bit more ET?
No idea on battery charge time - they've got solar panels and mine is kept by the window so doesn't go flat.
Axedieselman
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Hey bretherin, lets face it. You get what you pay for and there's never anything wrong with finding a cheap deal, all that matters is to be safe! Take your migrane pills... www.Airgas.com
Axedieselman
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Ahhh, the pains of the trade! I too suffer from Ciatica, neck and joint pain in the wrist and fingers, but God invented pharmacuticals! Working O/T this weekend!
murex400
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Eyetech gets the vote from me just Bought a new one to replace my old one 9/13 shade
http://www.murexwelding.co.uk/mrxcont/accessories/eyetech.htm
Although the speed glass look a great helmet think I might try one next time
http://www.murexwelding.co.uk/mrxcont/accessories/eyetech.htm
Although the speed glass look a great helmet think I might try one next time
