Fold-Down Welding Table

[kiwi]

Jack,
This is a very nice and well thought out project. Thank you for sharing it on the board. I especially love the descriptions that were included with the photos.
Nick

[Broccoli1]

Hey jack,

You would enjoy this class

http://www.otis.edu/ce,course.php?crs=93&dsc=15&sem=23

[Jack Olsen]

Would I learn more here?

[Broccoli1]

Yes but it is during the week and geared more for the trade.


OTIS offers a general education in the processes on Saturdays 10-1pm with lab time during the week at night.

More of a creative work flow.

Otis is down in Westchester- easy shot from Wilshire Vista

Starts out on O/A and then Mig, Tig- stick if anyone wants to try it.

If ya really like O/A then just stay on that all class- whatever ya want.

It is not really a True Welding Class. I took it for the O/A and they have cool tools.

[Jack Olsen]

I've got an O/A setup that I haven't used yet. The class looks like a good way to learn some of this -- although my guess is I'll have to put up with a roomful of 'creatives,' huh?

[Broccoli1]

It is not too bad

[fun4now]

Jack Olsen
my guess is I'll have to put up with a roomful of 'creatives,' huh?


yea, us artsy fartsy foke can really make paying attention tuff. its nothing personal, we just cant focus.

[FusionKing]

Jack Olsen
my guess is I'll have to put up with a roomful of 'creatives,' huh?


yea, us artsy fartsy foke can really make paying attention tuff. its nothing personal, we just cant focus.

WOW!!! Now I don't have to feel guilty about myself???

[Jack Olsen]

Well, I tried to walk among the creatives -- but there are too many of them here in Los Angeles.

The Otis class is full.

I'll wade through the two Steve Bleile videos I picked up (one on O/A welding, the other on O/A cutting), and eventually try the setup out.

[Broccoli1]

I was afraid that might happen since they only offer the one class now. The Provost decided to cancel the 2nd class.