New Broco cutter
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New Broco cutter
Going to try out my new torch this week a barge sank and rolled over upside down and they need a diver to go down and cut the 4 boom chains holding the barge to the piles... 10,000 degrees
D.D.
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Re: New Broco cutter
I'll give you a dollar if you use your tongue instead of the strike plate. It's only 12 volts....
BTW, why did you post this in the "Recreational" Education section?
BTW, why did you post this in the "Recreational" Education section?
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Re: New Broco cutter
because Dave and I sat down and did the unthinkable last night . We read the instructions
Re: New Broco cutter
Oh man where is the fun in that?Alaska-Herb wrote:because Dave and I sat down and did the unthinkable last night . We read the instructions
[sarcasm]Just set the welder to AC and make sure you are between the work and the ground[/sarcasm]
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Re: New Broco cutter
selkie wrote:
[sarcasm]Just set the welder to AC and make sure you are between the work and the ground[/sarcasm]
Yeah, do that. huh uhhh huuu uh that would be cool.... (in my Beavis and Butthead voice)....
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Re: New Broco cutter
actually it only takes a 12 volt battery to start the flame and then no power is required. It is a pretty cool toy and one that Dave plans on using to make the Prop from the Rush arrive into his front yard. So Dave N you better talk to Dave S about borrowing it before he gets the wheel that you have wanted for a long time.
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What a fun under water toy....Blows through a 1'' chain in seconds was so kool...Blows through a galvanized steel piling when u arc it off was unreal....
D.D.
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Re: New Broco cutter
I wish we had a Tim "The Toolman" Taylor man grunt smiley. Underwater torches are way cool. Hopefully Dave can make a few bucks with it too.
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Re: New Broco cutter
Alaska-Herb wrote:actually it only takes a 12 volt battery to start the flame and then no power is required. It is a pretty cool toy and one that Dave plans on using to make the Prop from the Rush arrive into his front yard. So Dave N you better talk to Dave S about borrowing it before he gets the wheel that you have wanted for a long time.
Next thing you know, he'll be taken MY portholes.....
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