I normally use a paint marker to layout most of my measurements when cutting large diameter pipe or thicker material. Red for galvanized, yellow for steel. I use sharpies on most light material.
-Rick
I normally use a paint marker to layout most of my measurements when cutting large diameter pipe or thicker material. Red for galvanized, yellow for steel. I use sharpies on most light material.
-Rick
Last edited by NHRATRANSAM64; 08-08-2011 at 06:21 PM.
Work Machines:
Miller XMT 304
Miller Deltaweld 302
Thermal Dynamics PakMaster 75XL
Thermal Dynamics PakMaster 50XL
Silver streak pencils for me. Get a neat and clean line. Only problem I have with them is when you try to mark on steel you have "cleaned" with a grinder or flap disc you can't see the mark. Works really well if there is a light rust on the steel or if the steel is new.
Just Sensible Concepts
*Longevity Weldall 160PI (technically it's not mine but it is on MY inventory for my shop at work)
Lincoln Weldanpower 200
Lincoln Pro Mig 180
Lincoln AC225
i use the silver sharpies or soap stone
TigWeld 250
old 1950s Master Electric engine drive DC Powersource
HF 151 Mig
HF 100 FC
Victor Journeyman Oxy/Ace set up
Bunch of tools of the trade to much to list
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