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Hey, I am looking for some pictures to help me out.I am currently making 3 trades training presentations:- Oxygen Lancing- Oxyfuel Cutting- Basic WeldingI am looking for some pictures that can relate to those courses, for example someone decked out in safety gear spraying sparks with the torch. Preferably good quality pictures as they will be blown up on the projector. Interested in finding some great "artisticy" shots (ex. an iron working spraying down sparks, steel mill shots would be great), diagrams or parts/tools, and also maybe some pictures of what not to do would be greatly appreciated. Looking for some pictures to show the sparks and molten metal that is produced when using the above tools to enforce the safety aspect required for this trade as well. Therefore, the students should be able to get a better grasp on the seriousness of it all.I will be searching through the site a little as well asking for permission to use others already posted pictures.Its proving to be difficult to find higher quality trades pictures let alone ones to do about oxygen lancing. Type in oxygen lancing into "google" and you get more pages about Lance Armstrong than oxygen lancing....arghThanks for your help in advance Attached Images
Reply:For ox lance try exothermic torch....Mike
Reply:an exothermic torch is not really the same as a regular oxygen lance though...plus they are mostly pictured much shorter...
Reply:That second picture of someone stick welding is not on topic either.http://www.angelarmory.com/store/ind...arent=152&pg=1Exothermic cutting. Attached ImagesCity of L.A. Structural; Manual & Semi-Automatic;"Surely there is a mine for silver, and a place where gold is refined. Iron is taken from the earth, and copper is smelted from ore."Job 28:1,2Lincoln, Miller, Victor & ISV BibleDanny
Reply:Oxygen lance/ burning barhttp://www.mining-technology.com/con...lanceinc4.html Attached ImagesCity of L.A. Structural; Manual & Semi-Automatic;"Surely there is a mine for silver, and a place where gold is refined. Iron is taken from the earth, and copper is smelted from ore."Job 28:1,2Lincoln, Miller, Victor & ISV BibleDanny
Reply:You have one of the most powerful tools in the world at you finger tips. The computer.Do not forget about the LIBRARY . Many publications such as WELDING JOURNAL.You can type phrases into Google like..... Worker using oxy-acetylene torch to cut a steel  plate.Phrases like that.Get more sophisticated with your search phrases.When you get the results they are WEB results, but you can get IMAGE RESULTS too. OR even VIDEO RESULTS.A Mac computer page below.Last edited by Donald Branscom; 05-08-2011 at 03:21 PM.AWS certified welding inspectorAWS certified welder
Reply:Originally Posted by tanglediverThat second picture of someone stick welding is not on topic either.http://www.angelarmory.com/store/ind...arent=152&pg=1Exothermic cutting.
Reply:Originally Posted by Donald BranscomYou have one of the most powerful tools in the world at you finger tips. The computer.Do not forget about the LIBRARY . Many publications such as WELDING JOURNAL.You can type phrases into Google like..... Worker using oxy-acetylene torch to cut a steel  plate.Phrases like that.Get more sophisticated with your search phrases.When you get the results they are WEB results, but you can get IMAGE RESULTS too. OR even VIDEO RESULTS.A Mac computer page below.
Reply:Thanks "tanglediver" that's exactly what I am looking for! There is quite a few great pictures on the site you posted too!I wouldn't have come across that on my own!
Reply:Hey alright, how about some epic weld fail pictures....pics you have come across on the web or in real life it doesn't matter.....horrible looking welds you have come acrosshorrible safety infractionsstunning failsexample: Attached Images
Reply:Here's a safety fail for yaI've got a few pictures on my phone and camera that might fit the bill.  Let me see if they're decent quality once I get them online.  Might take till tomorrow.
Reply:How about a great pipe weld? Attached ImagesTrailblazer 302Hobart Stickmate AC/DCLincoln SP 135 TSmith torchSpoolmatic 30A
Reply:if you google "oxygen lancing"  with the quotes that should eliminate your lance armsrong results  quotes or hyphens   oxygen-lancing  will search for the phrase instead of the individual words-- fredLincoln 180C MIG
Reply:Originally Posted by shortarcHow about a great pipe weld?
Reply:A couple things wrong here.Anyone want to take a guess? Attached Images
Reply:Not being a pipefitter, only thing I can see looks a bit funky is the elbow welded to the larger coupling, pipesleeve or whatever it is. I know it's not a reducer, don't know if it's wrong, just doesn't look right....Mike
Reply:wow!!!! isolation valve upstream of relief and looks like inlet of relief is 2 1/2'' or 3'' and they ran 2''.  What's between isolation valve and relief inlet ???   Hard to make out. What service is this line??? Hope nothing happened!
Reply:i see alot of different sized flanges that shouldnt be stuck together...
Reply:Well,I guess my guess will be that the vent comes before the safety relief valve, and the valve to the entire assembly is off.UA Local 598
Reply:Impressive, see now thats what I am looking for....was it your job to fix this mess, or did you just come across this at a job site?
Reply:Originally Posted by Doug247How did he do that? And where did u find something like that lol?!
Reply:Originally Posted by DLiteA couple things wrong here.Anyone want to take a guess?
Reply:Originally Posted by Doug247How did he do that? And where did u find something like that lol?!