"Bruce" wrote in message
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If you write technical stuff you probably don't need a writing course
as the reader is mainly interested in the methods, facts, etc. related
and there is no need to dev elope a story line. I cut a good example
out of Practical Boatowner, and saved it. How to make an anchor. All
the dimensions and angles and just a little on how we cut and welded
it, and a closing paragraph telling the reader that once we built our
new anchor out(sic) anchoring problems disappeared.
Cheers,

Bruce



Any old anchor works just ducky-keen on deck at a dock, Bruce.


Wilbur Hubbard

On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 14:21:05 -0500, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:

"Bruce" wrote in message
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snip


If you write technical stuff you probably don't need a writing course
as the reader is mainly interested in the methods, facts, etc. related
and there is no need to dev elope a story line. I cut a good example
out of Practical Boatowner, and saved it. How to make an anchor. All
the dimensions and angles and just a little on how we cut and welded
it, and a closing paragraph telling the reader that once we built our
new anchor out(sic) anchoring problems disappeared.
Cheers,

Bruce



Any old anchor works just ducky-keen on deck at a dock, Bruce.


Wilbur Hubbard


Nice one Willie-boy. And as about as accurate as the comment you made
in another post about having to use an inert gas when welding
stainless steel, when in fact anyone can weld stainless perfectly well
using a, common as dirt, arc welder. Want to argue? Try reading the
Internet
http://www.weldfabulous.com/Filler-M...308L/tc222069/

And now, of course, you are going to do your usual buck and wing and
say that you didn't say that; you meant something else; anything
except the truth that as usual you were playing the part of an expert
when you didn't have a clue about what you were talking about.

Cheers,

Bruce

--
I'm not advocating that we bring out of
retirement the KGB agent who killed a
Bulgarian dissident with a poisoned
umbrella tip, but it would be nice if
Julian Assange were made to worry
every time he went out in the rain.
"Bruce" wrote in message
news
Nice one Willie-boy. And as about as accurate as the comment you made
in another post about having to use an inert gas when welding
stainless steel, when in fact anyone can weld stainless perfectly well
using a, common as dirt, arc welder. Want to argue? Try reading the
Internet
http://www.weldfabulous.com/Filler-M...308L/tc222069/

And now, of course, you are going to do your usual buck and wing and
say that you didn't say that; you meant something else; anything
except the truth that as usual you were playing the part of an expert
when you didn't have a clue about what you were talking about.

Cheers,

Bruce

That link was to some stainless filler rod usually used with Tungsten Inert
gas (TIG) welding.
There are coated stick electrodes available for stainless however. I've used
up
many lbs of both.
Regards,
JR

On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 19:45:40 -0500, "JR" wrote:

That was certainly embarrassing. and I meant to say
http://www.lincolnelectric.com/Catal...et.aspx?p=6191

Cheers,

Bruce

"Bruce" wrote in message
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On Fri, 4 Feb 2011 19:45:40 -0500, "JR" wrote:

That was certainly embarrassing. and I meant to say
http://www.lincolnelectric.com/Catal...et.aspx?p=6191

Cheers,

Bruce




I let it pass out of respect for the elderly. LOL!

Wilbur Hubbard