[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lcGDa9KpjMw&feature=player_embedded[/ame]I made this as a gag in response to a post on another forum, but I thought y'all would get a kick out of it too.
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Reply:I've thought about this before and now I'm going to ask....Using an inverted Ac dc machine , such as a dynasty, like an induction heaterIs it possible?
Reply:No cheese?
Reply:Originally Posted by AMC724I've thought about this before and now I'm going to ask....Using an inverted Ac dc machine , such as a dynasty, like an induction heaterIs it possible?
Reply:we used to always make nacho's with the propane torch while teaching kids to weld. oxy acytelene doesn't taste quite right.
Reply:C'mon, you need a little milk to make them fluffy!Actually, I used to cook on hot asphalt. I had a SS pot with a lid, fill it with leftover stew or chinese, wrap it in foil to keep it clean, then climb up on the dump trailer and bury it in the hot asphalt. When I got to the job, I had a nice meal cooked at 350*F. Did it all the time."Where's Stick man????????" - 7A749"SHHHHHH!! I sent him over to snag that MIC-4 while tbone wasn't looking!" - duaneb55"I have bought a few of Tbone's things unlike Stick-Man who helps himself" - TozziWelding"Stick-man"
Reply:You edited out the scene where your wife hit you in the head with a skillet for goofing around?
Reply:Originally Posted by joshuabardwellI had a similar thought: I wondered if a piece of meat would be sufficiently conductive to carry a TIG arc. If so, what would happen if you tried to sear a steak with a TIG gun? Obviously, any wire feed or stick process would destroy the meat with filler metal, and using an O/A torch would just be boring. Cooking with fire? So done.
Reply:Thats excellent! I have used warm metal to warm my hamburger before.
Reply:When your doctor said your diet needs more iron, I don't think that's what he meant. Pretty damn funny.kidtigger24 They think Im crazy, but I know better. It is not I who am crazy. It is I who am MAD!
Reply:I would call that a "3 stick omlette". You should write a cook book. Originally Posted by Stick-man Actually, I used to cook on hot asphalt. I had a SS pot with a lid, fill it with leftover stew or chinese, wrap it in foil to keep it clean, then climb up on the dump trailer and bury it in the hot asphalt. When I got to the job, I had a nice meal cooked at 350*F. Did it all the time.
Reply:Originally Posted by Stick-manC'mon, you need a little milk to make them fluffy!
Reply:Originally Posted by walkerweldYou edited out the scene where your wife hit you in the head with a skillet for goofing around?
Reply:We used to get Italian subs with Salami, Ham, Provolone and Mozzarella cheese on them. Wrap them up in double aluminum foil and place them on top of the engine block. By the time we made it to deer camp 119 miles later we had nice hot melted cheese subs to eat.
Reply:Would a real welder leave the steel plate alone and run the beads on the bottom, not having to flip the plate over?
Reply:Originally Posted by Stick-manC'mon, you need a little milk to make them fluffy!Actually, I used to cook on hot asphalt. I had a SS pot with a lid, fill it with leftover stew or chinese, wrap it in foil to keep it clean, then climb up on the dump trailer and bury it in the hot asphalt. When I got to the job, I had a nice meal cooked at 350*F. Did it all the time.
Reply:Originally Posted by mcostelloWould a real welder leave the steel plate alone and run the beads on the bottom, not having to flip the plate over?
Reply:I set my stick welder on its lowest setting and slid a hot dog on some 6010 and just completed the circuit by touching the tip on the table. The dog cooked nicely!!! No, I didn't eat it. "Hey I didn't come to look and learn, I came to turn and burn.... If I can't light up, I'm gonna light out!"-JodyIdealarc 250 "Fatman"MM 252MM 211 "Little boy" Victor Torches
Reply:Originally Posted by ANVILI set my stick welder on its lowest setting and slid a hot dog on some 6010 and just completed the circuit by touching the tip on the table. The dog cooked nicely!!! No, I didn't eat it.
Reply:That answer would be flux no !
Reply:Try a 316 rod with no flux, I'd eat it then for sure.
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