#oxyacetylene

[smallclaymug]

My version of a David Smith sculpture! I learned how to weld with an oxy-acetylene torch to make this and felt very powerful. By the time I finished this piece it was significantly taller than I am (and yet my parents still insisted I bring it home from college)

Spring 2022

[whats-in-a-sentence]

(The IUPAC system retains the name acetylene, so there are two acceptable names for ethyne: ethyne and acetylene. Of these two names, acetylene is used much more frequently (figure 16.22).)

"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.

[wretchedreverie]

WHY THO

[letsyassifywelding]

My first oxyacetylene cuts and welds gonna have such a good metal art portfolio soon ⛏🦾❤️✨👩🏾‍🏭

[vraska-theunseen]

guys... do you think i could ever be deft

[floridaboiler]

[mrpinkydt]

Little request from a friend. First time making a rose.

[burntmetalbastard]

There are many benefits to being a trade student, I'll clean these up later but my friends wanted some stuff oxycut out of scrap metal

[ogrepoppenangleaksofficial]

Has Door ever used used a oxyacetylene torch for combat purposes? And on a related note would Door ever willingly break shop safety rules?

[victusinveritas]

Photographed above is Florence “Woo Woo” DiTullio Joyce with a oxyacetylene torch at the Electric Boat shipyard Groton, Connecticut in 1942. Florence was the first woman hired by the Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, Boston, Massachusets in 1942. She was hired when the shipyard lost most of their male employees to enlistment during WWII. Her nickname “Woo woo” according to Florence came from the call that sailors and yard workers called out to her and she took it to heart. Photographd by Life Magazine she quickly became dubbed “Wendy the Welder” like many American female workers in the industry at the time. Photographed by Life Magazine @life

Note: Electric Boat was the premier submarine manufacturer in the United States during the war.

[omegaremix]

Omega Radio for March 30, 2020; #225.

Ministry “Where You At Now? / Crash And Burn / Twitch”

Revolting Cocks “38”

Tackhead “Mind At The End Of The Tether”

Keith LeBlanc “Get This”

Meat Beat Manifesto “I Got The Fear”

Consolidated “Consolidated”

Skinny Puppy “Dig It”

Cyberaktif “Nothing Stays” (EXT)

Doubting Thomas “Father Don’t Cry”

Ministry “You Know What You Are”

Laibach “Gubert Einer Nation”

Einsturzende Neubauten “Feurio!”

Test Dept. “New World Order” (Chemical)

Clock DVA “Sound Mirror”

My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult “A Daisy Chain 4 Satan”

Coil “The Snow”

Psychic TV “I Believe What You Said” (Laetherstrip RMX)”

Controlled Bleeding “The Fodder Song”

Electric Hellfire Club, The “Mr. 44”

Pigface “Asphole”

Sister Machine Gun “Deeper Down”

Nine Inch Nails “Physical”

Front Line Assembly “Surface Patterns”

Filter “Under”

KMFDM “Godlike” (RMX)

Gravity Kills “Guilty”, “Enough”

Die Krupps “Isolated” (RMX)

Chemlab “Exiled”          

Ministry “Just One Fix”

Killing Joke “Drug” (Youth RMX)

Ashtrayhead “Phonecall”

Cubanate “Human Drum” , “Oxyacetylene”

Killing Joke “Hollywood Babylon”

Bonus Omega; farewell classic industrial broadcast.

[tf2heritageposts]

Obviously Engie is the merc who is the most trustworthy with an oxyacetylene set up, but which one is the least trustworthy with one?

give me one moment to look this up

[icechippies]

Ive come very far in my tense relationship with the oxyacetylene torch I think. It's no longer a general fear and now more like a healthy fear and respect, like a horse

[ice-to-orange-blossoms]

Preygirl steam locomotive to the predatorgirl oxyacetylene torch

[kremlin]

i really kind of want to build one of those janky garage fishtank-carbattery style electrolysis hydrogen torches. i can think of a dozen fun things to do with them. metallurgy. a lot of metalwork really. much cheaper and manageable than oxyacetylene. also to give myself/neighbors tinnitus

[vraska-theunseen]

auauaugh i can't even imagine how im going to get through sophomore year 😭 i don't even know how i'm going to get through this semester i always feel like i'm scrambling. even though i can tell im making way better progress compared to last semester like i'm learning things quicker im getting more done i have experience to build on instead of doing 10 fitups of shitty t joints im doing 3 or 4 and that's because (even if my teacher has to come in my booth to show me how to do it) with each bead slowly i remember how i've welded before and understand how i'm supposed to do it but that's still so much time im still behind compared to where my teacher said we should be and i don't understand how everyone else is understanding and doing everything faster than i am 😭