New CONTEST JUNE 1-JULY 31

[jakeru]

95 posts during contest
20 project threads during contest

current post count: 312
post count at contest start: 217

Racing Kayak Rudder Linkage (stainless steel TIG - jakeru's #20)
Using Helium for Aluminum Wheel Repair (jakeru's #19)
Aluminum Boat Fuel Tank Support Structure (jakeru's #18)
Custom Toyota 4-cylinder Intake Manifold (jakeru's #17)
Aluminum Cartop Boat Transom Gussets (jakeru's #16)
EGR Valve Removal (jakeru's #15)
Hydraulic Aluminum Boat Lift Repair/Reinforcement (aluminum TIG welding) jakeru's #14
custom wastegate linkage (stainless steel TIG welding) jakeru's #13
Racing Wheel Center Lightening (Finite element analysis /CNC Milling) jakeru's #12
Custom Harley Fuel Tank (jakeru's #11)
Aluminum diamond plate flooring, for a fishing boat (jakeru's #10)
Dune buggy TIG welding (aluminum motor mount repair/improvement) - jakeru's #9
Aluminum Boat Fishing Rod Mounting Plates (jakeru's #8)
VW Camper Van Exhaust/Muffler (jakeru's #7)
Jeep cast aluminum Power Steering Pump bracket TIG weld repair (jakeru's #6)
Cracked Volvo and Axxis aftermarket wheel TIG welding repairs (jakeru's #5)
Boat trailer crank handle TIG weld repair (jakeru's #4)
"aluminum project" (jakeru's #3) welded with Miller Dynasty 350 vs Everlast Super200P
Clogged Intake Manifold Cleaning (jakeru's project #2)
Project 1 from jakeru: Outboard Motor Skeg Repair (TIG aluminum)

[Jason]

Started post count at 91.. Current is 174

Project 1 from Jason: Windshield Leak Fix.
Project 2 from Jason: Strut Tower Fix.
Project 3 from Jason: Fender Roller.
Project 4 from Jason: Shaved VW Decklid.
Project #5 from Jason: Exhaust #2.
Project #6 from Jason: Euro Radiator Support Repair.
Project #7 from Jason: 12 valve VR6 Half Build.
Project #8 From Jason: Transmission Limited Slip Diff Install
Project #9 From Jason: Valve Spring Swap
Project #10 From Jason: Stripped Lug Bolt.
Project #11 From Jason: MK3 AWD 3.4L Twin Turbo Jetta
Project #12 From Jason: Shaved fender+Body work.
Project #13 From Jason: Aluminum Catch Can
Project #14 from Jason: Scout


That should qualify for 15 entries. Thanks!

[performance]

Here's what I was able to ascertain as post counts and entries, if anyone has a different figure please let me know. Those of you who didn't follow the form, about posting projects with project numbers, may not have yours completely counted. 60 count post entry has been included. This is total of the qualifying post and the added projects.

Jason : 15

Jakeru: 21
Dgarnier: 9
Tritium: 4
Worn Torn : 12
Sean Murphy: 6
Scootarida1: 13
Oxide00: 3
D3javoodoo: 16
Chadrock: 15
Acourtjester: 1
Jtybt: 6
Yotarover: 5
Ogorir: 4
DaveO: 3

[jtybt]

I got 107 posts during the 2 months.


Projects during the contest:
Replica cannon
Nautical belt buckle
Bow railing for boat
Swim platform for boat
Convert Casio foot pedal to Tig pedal

[performance]

jtybt,
You did not follow the form to post. Yours don't show up under the form we requested and specified in the contest rules. I am not sure if its fair to others, but under the spirit of good will, we will amend yours to 6.

[jtybt]

OK, Thanks mark. I guess I just didn't understand how to set up the project count.

I still have many projects not all relating to welding that I haven't posted. Waiting for the next contest.

[Oleg]

Thank you all who participated , i will announce the winner on Friday !

[worntorn]

I just remembered one other big win.

This was in 1970. I won first place and $25 at an A&W hamburger eating contest. Had 11 teenburgers washed down with about 2 quarts of root beer. Believe it or not this was at around noon and by 5 the hunger was back. Went with the family to McDonald's and had 6 of their little hamburgers for supper.

I think I like this contest better!

Glen

[welderdude]

Contrats to the winners! Also, the thought of winning a pt250ext makes my mouth water.

[worntorn]

Wow!

The only other thing I have won in a contest was a Turkey back in High School.

This is terrific.

And the 50% offer for everyone else in the contest means there will be a lot of happy people here.

[performance]

It pays to play.