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Just some slight tearing, and thankfully the customer gave us some time to fix it. Should be a fun welding challenge
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Only one blade had this burning, but I radiused all the edges just in case. I think some numbnuts at a boat yard squared the leading edge on blade 3
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Gonna be a bitch to weld, but should be a fun challenge
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So this is going to be fun for the new kid
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Had to weld an entire edge that was basically gone. The balance on this thing is gonna be fuuuuun.
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Got my prop on display at the Stuart boat show this weekend, this show is MASSIVE
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Little crack in the trailing edge of a small-mid sized prop. Wish I could weld it but the customer gave us too tight of a deadline, so it is what it is
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I just love the way these props spin up. Too bad every other moment with them is trying to make sure they don't slip out of the straps lol
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Had to propcoat these little guys, which was both fun and terrifying. Used the opportunity to teach the new guy how to propcoat and he damn near fucked everything up
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Not sure why we got multiple irreparable props this week; might be drunk boating lol. Had to clean and measure this lil dude to find a replacement
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These came in with the veem strip ground into and we had to explain to the guy why we couldn't fix it. Felt a bit sorry
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"can you just weld it back on?"
God I love some customers
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