9.29.2011
3M 07-0012-31WP Speedglas Women's Wild-N-Pink 100 Series Welding Helmet
9.27.2011
ArcOne 4000V-1171 Shade Master Fighting Tiger Welding Helmet.
9.25.2011
Miller Welding Helmet - Digital Elite Auto Darkening
9.23.2011
Great Price Lincoln Electric for $189.00 Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series
Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series Review
Lincoln K3028-1 Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet 2450 Series Overview
Lincoln Black Viking Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Part # K3028-1 Model:2450 Series Lincoln Viking 2450 Series Welding Helmet Features: VIKING solar-powered auto-darkening helmets are loaded with features, built to demanding specs and packaged with a host of accessories. * Continuously variable control For shade and sensitivity. o 9-13 Shade Control - Internal o Sensitivity Adjustable for different welding environments. o Delay Adjustable from dark back to light state. * Light weight - 20 oz (588 g) * Grind mode Great for weld prep or post-weld clean up activities. * Magnifying cheater lens capable * Hard hat adapter capable * Extra Cover Lenses Enclosed - (2) inside and (5) outside. * Auto Darkening Welding hood with 4x5 in. cartridge and 3.82 x 2.44 in viewing area * Infinite control of Shade, Sensitivity and delay * 4 Arc Sensors Lincoln Viking 2450 Series Welding Helmet Specifications: Cartridge Size 4.5in. x 5.25in (114mm x 133mm) View Window Size 3.82in x 2.44in (97mm x 62mm) Weight 20.0 oz. (588 g) Number of Sensors 4 Shade Control Internal Variable Welding Shades DIN 9 to 13 with Grind Sensitivity Control Variable Shade, Delay, and Light Sensitivity Powered Replaceable lithium battery Light to Dark Switching Time 0.00004 sec. (1/25000 sec.) Delay Control (Dark to Light) 0.1 sec. min. - 1.0 sec. max TIG Rating 5 amps Compliance ANSI Z87.1-2003/CSA Z94.3 Operating Temperature 14 - 131 deg. F (-10-55 deg. C) Storage Temperature -4 - 158 deg. F (-20-70 deg. C)
9.21.2011
Tig Welding Stainless Steel wire to form ball end
9.18.2011
VIKING™ Welding Helmets
9.17.2011
Hobart 770650 Bonehead XVS Series Mid-Range Auto Darkening Variable Shade Welding Helmet
9.14.2011
Check Out Metal Man ASF8700SG Silver Flame 9-13 Variable Shade Professional Auto Darkening Welding Helmet for $128.97 Metal Man
Metal Man ASF8700SG Silver Flame 9-13 Variable Shade Professional Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Review
Technical Details
- 3.86" x 1.87" viewing area with 9-13 variable shade control
- Professional German lens solar powered with auto on/off and 2 independent arc sensors that darkens in 1/25,000 seconds
- Sensitivity and delay adjustments with grind mode
- Low amperage TIG to 5 amps
- 5 point adjustable head gear with large removable/wwashable sweat band
Metal Man ASF8700SG Silver Flame 9-13 Variable Shade Professional Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Overview
METAL MAN Professional ASF8700SG Silver with neon green tipped black flames grahics, 9-13 variable shade auto darkening welding helmet with 3.86' x 1.87' viewing area. Features German made lens with grind mode, 1/25,000 second darkening speed, 2 arc sensors, low amperage TIG to 5 amps, dial sensitivity and delay adjustments, auto on/off, solar powered, UV/IR up to shade 16, ANSI and CSA approval, 5 point adjustable ratchet style head gear with large 2/3 head gear diameter removable/ washable sweat band. Toll free welder help line at 888-762-4045, 1 year liminted warranty.3.86' x 1.87' viewing area with 9-13 variable shade controlProfessional German lens solar powered with auto on/off and 2 independent arc sensors that darkens in 1/25,000 secondsSensitivity and delay adjustments with grind modeLow amperage TIG to 5 amps5 point adjustable head gear with large removable/wwashable sweat band
9.12.2011
Best Hobart 770424 XVS Series Welding Helmet Black for $104.00 Hobart
Hobart 770424 XVS Series Welding Helmet Black Review
Technical Details
- Variable Shade 9-12
- Reaction Time 1/12,000-seconds.
- Lens Sensitivity and Delay Controls
- Replaceable 2 AAA Batteries
- Meets ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standards
Hobart 770424 XVS Series Welding Helmet Black Overview
Automatic UV and IR filters protect eyes from harmful visible and invisible light during welding. Switching time is less than or equal to 2 milliseconds, so there's no need to flip the helmet up to see your work under normal light conditions. Full face protection features adjustable head suspension and adjustable delay time,sensitivity and dark shade protection. Viewing area is 3-1/2" x 1-1/2".
9.11.2011
Buying a Small Welder
If you are handy person that likes doing jobs around the house and shop, a small welder can be a good addition to your toolkit. A welder is great for making small repairs to steel objects and tools, and can also be great for building things. A small welder can be purchased for affordable amounts these days. The most common welders are MIG welders where a spool of steel wire is melted by an electrical arc in order to attach to pieces of steel together. You will need to see if you have an available 220v power socket, or if you need to purchase a 110v welder which can be more expensive. You also need to decide how you will shield the weld: They can mean using a bottle of inert gas like argon, or using a flux welding wire which creates its own gas shield.
You will also want a leather welding jacket, heavy leather welding gloves and a welding mask. Gone are the days when welding masks were impossible to see through. These days, you can buy an auto-darkening helmet for $50 to $100 which is easy to see through normally, and automatically darkens when it senses the welding arc. If you have never welded before, it's a good idea to take a class or talk with a friend who has more experience. Though welding is very safe, there are ways to be electrocuted if you don't set up the welder properly. You can be badly burned or sustain eye damage if you are not careful about taking the appropriate safety precautions as well.
9.08.2011
Miller Elite Welding Helmet
9.07.2011
Check Out Solar Auto Darkening Welding Weld Helmet - Carbon Fiber
Solar Auto Darkening Welding Weld Helmet - Carbon Fiber Review
Technical Details
- Carbon Fiber Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet
- Viewing Area: 3-7/8" x 1-5/8"
- Cartridge Size: 4.33" x 3.54" x 0.35"
- UV/IR Protection: Up to Shade DIN16 continuous, in all modes and setting
- Light State: Shade DIN4
Solar Auto Darkening Welding Weld Helmet - Carbon Fiber Overview
-Darkened State: Shade DIN 9 to 13 Variable.~-Power Supply: Solar cells with built in rechargeable battery.~-Power On/Off: Fully Automatic.~-Sensitivity Control: Outboard mounted "Sensitivity knob", infinitely adjustable.~-Welding / Grinding Modes: Helmet can be to variable shade "weld" and fixed shade "grind" mode.~-Switch Time Light to Dark: 1/30000 s(0.000033sec) (-5°C, 0.0008 sec)# Switch Time Dark to Light: 0.25~0.8S at short-long position.~-Operating Temperature: Use between 23°F (-5°C) and 131°F (55°C) only.~Storing Temperature: -20°C (-4°F) to + 70°C (158°F).-Helmet Material: Light impact resistance nylon shell.~-Color: Woodland
9.05.2011
Best Hobart 770445 XVS Series Welding Helmet Blaze Orange for $141.73 Hobart
Hobart 770445 XVS Series Welding Helmet Blaze Orange Review
Technical Details
- Variable Shade 9-12
- Reation Time 1/12,000-seconds.
- Lens Sensitivity and Delay Controls
- Replaceable 2 AAA Batteries
- Meets ANSI Z87.1-2003 Standards
Hobart 770445 XVS Series Welding Helmet Blaze Orange Overview
Variable-shade helmets feature lens darkening from 9-12 and a reaction time of 1/12,000 of a second. Internally located controls and low battery indicator. Meets ANSI 287.1 2003 safety standards. Operates on replaceable AAA battery (included). 2-year limited warranty. Auto Darkening: Yes, Switch time (sec.): 1/12,000, Adjustable Sensitivity: Yes, Variable Shades: 9 - 12, Base Type: AAA, Low Battery Indicator: Yes, Battery Included: Yes, ANSI Approved: Yes
9.03.2011
Great Price Pit Bull for Auto Darkening Welding Helmet
Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Review
Technical Details
- The lends automatically darkens when the arc is struck in 1/10,000 of a second.
- 4"x5" Cartridge with 5.6 sq. Inches of viewing area.
- Adjustable shade from #9 to a #13 (dark state); select shade by turning dial inside helmet
- Solar cell powered when welding, with battery backup.
- Coated purple lens protects from UV and IR rays up to shade fourteen, even the light state
Auto Darkening Welding Helmet Overview
Ideal for all welding applications Dual sensors for added safety (lens still functions if one sensor is obstructed from being ale to detect the arc). Welding sees adequately through a #3 shade (light state) lens before welding begins. No raising or lowering helmet or lens during welding, hands free !
9.01.2011
The Draw of Vintage Ford Cars
Ford autos have constantly been synonymous with American pride and tradition. One of the largest automobile companies in our day, the Ford variety is well-known all over the world and has been attached with a tag of toughness and excellence. These are the matching qualities it has preserved all through the many years and more than a hundred years after the make had been unveiled, a range of its automobiles from its early and mid productions still ply American streets, if not, old car shows.
Ford has contributed a immense chunk in the abundant improvements in the car industry. Its major contribution is the moving assembly line, which permitted vehicles to be formed at a much faster speed. This in fact allowed the cost of the autos to be dropped, consequently more individuals could have enough money to own their own automobiles.
This doesn't mean though that Ford just churned out one vehicle after another leaving quality behind. On the contrary, because they were able to make automobiles at a speedy rate, they were able to concentrate totally on their research and development which allowed them to come up with high standard cars.
This high quality has allowed a number of their cars from the post second world war period to still be street worthy today. Antique Ford automobiles have copious clamor from Ford loyalists and even though a full operating and new-like condition is next to unworkable to locate, many still invest their time, capital and labors in restoring them.
Some of the more widespread retro automobiles by Ford produced in the fifties and the 1960's where the Fairlane, Thunderbird, Falcon, Galaxie, Torino, LTD and of course, the Mustang. Many of these make and models were reminiscent of the muscle cars that dominated the American vehicle industry and market in that era. Huge brawny engines and loud roaring were archetypal of these muscle automobiles and they were specifically American.
It is the Ford Mustang though that has captured a lot of imagination from then American teens and saw it as a powerful and attractive car that they must have. There were even many Hollywood films that utilised the Mustang in their pictures which glamorized it more, because hey, if Hollywood pronounces that the Mustang is hot, who are we to contradict it.
Proudly owning and sustaining antique Ford vehicles, like the Mustang, these days will entail some cost. This is for the reason that old Ford components may be tricky to come by. For some automobiles, the parts may be simpler to find just because of the huge number of their manufacture. Because of this, parts may be lifted from the other autos with the same make and model and they could be utilised to restore other motors.
This though is time consuming as you still must to go to junk yards. For an easier time, you may just comb the net for these components. Just make sure that you obtain the right ones.
You can never go wrong with antique Ford vehicles. These are an American custom and they can give you that certain difference that can make individuals turn their heads to gaze at the autos. As an owner of a completely restored old-fashioned Ford car, this will definitely make you proud.
Up until now, Ford still continues to bring out sleek, powerful and attractive automobiles reminiscent of its history and its pledge to exceptional manufacturing is what often makes their clients loyal to them. What we may consider new at the moment, may soon be regarded as old-fashioned Ford cars in the future.