I pm'ed you both.. And for anyone else. It's called the "Welder's Handbook" By Richard Finch.. Got it at barnes and noble but it had to be ordered but was delivered in 2 days to my door
lots of great references and technique info in there!
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12-23-2008, 01:34 AM #11
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12-23-2008, 06:59 AM #12
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Some Home Depots sell it too.
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Welder's Handbook !!
turboglenn, Hi; At least he's got the right LAST NAME !!
Originally Posted by turboglenn
I pm'ed you both.. And for anyone else. It's called the "Welder's Handbook" By Richard Finch.. Got it at barnes and noble but it had to be ordered but was delivered in 2 days to my door
lots of great references and technique info in there!
And NO were not related, I think?? Maybe as my Ancestors
came up from the States 200 yrs. ago!!
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