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    Early valentine for my wife

    I confess. Saw one like this somewhere on the internet and copied it. Thanks to the original artist. Only welding is the base I made to put on the roof. Made it so I can switch out those silly guys I make. Got tired of fastening them to the chimney.
    Dang it. Didn't even use my sweet 40 on this one. My wife loves it anyway...
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    Looks like a heart or a butterfly. Very nice as always.
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    Strube,
    looks good always nice to do something for the WIVES
    Dan, you are not wearing your glasses are you?
    where did you get butterfly, love to see you do a ink blot test (LOL)
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomsign View Post
    Strube,
    looks good always nice to do something for the WIVES
    Dan, you are not wearing your glasses are you?
    where did you get butterfly, love to see you do a ink blot test (LOL)
    Tomsign
    Sadly, I do Facebook so I kinda wish there was a "Like" button cuz I like this comment...
    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
    and I do some of it with:
    Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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    Always fun to see what you stick on the roof next. ^_^ Wind chime? What's it comprised of?

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    where did you get butterfly, love to see you do a ink blot test (LOL)


    Currently looking through my signifigant other's glasses... o_O

    I would have at least gone for bat signal or firebird hood emblem.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick View Post
    Always fun to see what you stick on the roof next. ^_^ Wind chime? What's it comprised of?





    Currently looking through my signifigant other's glasses... o_O

    I would have at least gone for bat signal or firebird hood emblem.
    It is chain, painted red, hanging with mig wire... Probably a little heavy for a wind chime. At least I hope we don't get that kinda wind...
    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
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    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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    Quote Originally Posted by strube1369 View Post
    Sadly, I do Facebook so I kinda wish there was a "Like" button cuz I like this comment...
    That's really a good idea Strube. I'll see if we can get a facebook add on.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nick View Post
    Always fun to see what you stick on the roof next. ^_^ Wind chime? What's it comprised of?







    Currently looking through my signifigant other's glasses... o_O

    I would have at least gone for bat signal or firebird hood emblem.
    Update on chain heart: Very windy today. Noticed the chains are sorta banging into each other so, though I can't hear them, I suppose they now are a wind "clunk" not much ringing... You know what chains banging together sound like: Clunk...
    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
    and I do some of it with:
    Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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    Quote Originally Posted by strube1369 View Post
    Update on chain heart: Very windy today. Noticed the chains are sorta banging into each other so, though I can't hear them, I suppose they now are a wind "clunk" not much ringing... You know what chains banging together sound like: Clunk...


    Have to agree on not wanting to actually hear them chime. You'd have to get in the car to track down the rest of the roof.
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    I put it up there just in time. About a foot of snow...
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    (Retired) professional firefighter. Amateur everything else I try to do...
    and I do some of it with:
    Longevity LP40, <------ oh yeah!
    Mig: Century 80, Clarke 150EN
    O/A setup with a bunch of George Goehl's brazing videos (gsegmedia.com)
    Lincoln 225 tombstone
    grrrrrinders, bench and ra
    hf drillpress, and files! and pliers! and hammers! and and - OK, whew, got that out of my system!
    Oh yeah: GO BIG RED! (Now one of the 12 members of the Big 10 cuz we left the 10 members of the Big 12)

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