The use of the Everlast welder is nicely understated. From what I could see, only mentioned in the comments as an answer to a question on what welder was used. Very nice.Originally Posted by KSmith
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The use of the Everlast welder is nicely understated. From what I could see, only mentioned in the comments as an answer to a question on what welder was used. Very nice.
Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?
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He doesn't show a picture of the welder, so I too did not not know it was an Everlast till I looked down at the comments. He wasn't obviously advertising the welder, 'nicely understated' like you say. The arc sure was calm and buttery.
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There was just a sliver of green on the top shelf of the cart behind him.
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You have better eyes than I do. I did a quick scan and didn't see it. All the better that it came out as a response to a viewer's question.
Is it OK to want to break something just so that you can weld it back together?
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