But- I think I see a slightly necked bend. Worlds collide! - panic!.
Oh!, and Mr B- Tsk!, sir. Tsk!. There ARE 6 welds. Please. That or I will need to call the official grammar pedant to the fore!. @idk - OOps! - I did!
A bike?
Well it's not New. And from the look of that H/bar clamp bolt head - I'd say NOT metric. Looks very Imperial to me.You're onto it
But what model of "bike" Chris ?
Not Coventry
I must be looking at the wrong picture I can't seem to see any.Interesting Sonny, I often look at welds and think "how rough"
Like you say, stops and starts not very smooth at all.
When I was doing a lot of Stainless sheet metal work (1mm sheet) I learnt very quickly that all components had to match perfectly, this then allowed me to make a nice clean weld with minimal, if any filler rod.
With my work today, I make all components fit together nicely, then lay in a nice weld.
The cleaning up is minimal, easy and results in a nice finish.
Not including the pipe to the flange joint, there are 6 welds in this photo below.
I now know he is at least 40, 15 start apprenticeship + 25 years growth if they get to add a line every year like a tree.I must be looking at the wrong picture I can't seem to see any.
Unlike this picture from one of the welders from work.
So it has to be Meriden thenIf its a triple and not Coventry, a Hinkley? I'm showing I know f-all
And yes it is a Triple
