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Old 14-02-13, 23:49
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Generally speaking, when the welding is crap, it's orginal!

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Old 15-02-13, 01:47
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Default Great point on originality

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Generally speaking, when the welding is crap, it's orginal!

H.

Hi Hanno

Great point on originality, I'd add don't clean of the weld splatter. When I was restoring the HUP it became clear that there must have been a pecking order in the welding assignments. If it was not going to show, it went to a new welder, if it was going to be something that showed or was critical it was done by an experienced welder.

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