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HELLO EVERYONE
and welcome to my web pages i just thought id wright a few words about
myself Bio and give the heads up on who i am and what i do . I was born
back in 1956 yes I'm a baby boomer and have no regrets growing up in this
Ara back when things were simple with out electronic devices and you
scratched it out on paper to figure it out . my welding started when i was
13 years old i looked over and seen my neighbor out in his garage doing
something that was creating a bright flash and i wanted to know what
he was doing . he said lord forbid what ever you do dont look at the arc
well you figured right he was arc welding so he said if you want to watch
here is a shield you can watch me weld with after he finished what he
was doing he said to me you want to give it a try ? and i said heck yes so
he showed me a few fundamental things and next thing you know i got
the hang of it like a duck to water . a few weeks later i asked him if i
could make a mini bike i had a lawn mower motor and a bicycle next
thing you know hes helping build my first fabrication project and i did
all the welding myself .
by the time i hit high school i signed up for welding and learned a great
deal from my teacher . as a sophomore in welding one class is learning
shop safety and how to use shop tools and torch welding after learning
some of that stuff one day i seen these booths further back in the shop
so i decided to take a look and there behold what was it it was an arc
welding machine identical to what i learned on so i wonder back in the
booth and welded up a few pieces and brought them up to the teacher
i said to him what do you think about this ? he said where did you get
those i said i just welded them back in the booth . he said your not sup
post to be useing those until 11th and 12th grades but he wanted to know
how i knew how to use those machines so i told him about my neighbor
showing me how to he was so intrigued he took me under his wing and
showed me i could weld as good as he could so thats how i got my start
in welding.
in that time ara i wanted to become a motor cycle mech. i went to a
collaged and received a certificate but later on out i got hired on as a
helper for automotive repair and ended up an automotive tech. and did it
for 34 years however i still dabled as a side line all my life doing welding
and building thing for others . 15 years ago i quit my automotive repair
job and thought id give it a go doing welding and fabrication work and
buying equipment threw the years and ended up buying a cnc plasma
table then i added this for art work stuff and got involed building hand
railings and gates and i do hot rod fabrications and still dable in some
automotive repair stuff . so i guess you can call me a gear head artist i
love being creative and do the other stuff alot of other fabricators
wont do . so if you have an off the wall idea i more than likely can pull it
off and build it . its only nuts n bolts a bend here a cut there and a weld
away from the completed project
thank you for taking the time out to read my bio
and welcome to my web pages i just thought id wright a few words about
myself Bio and give the heads up on who i am and what i do . I was born
back in 1956 yes I'm a baby boomer and have no regrets growing up in this
Ara back when things were simple with out electronic devices and you
scratched it out on paper to figure it out . my welding started when i was
13 years old i looked over and seen my neighbor out in his garage doing
something that was creating a bright flash and i wanted to know what
he was doing . he said lord forbid what ever you do dont look at the arc
well you figured right he was arc welding so he said if you want to watch
here is a shield you can watch me weld with after he finished what he
was doing he said to me you want to give it a try ? and i said heck yes so
he showed me a few fundamental things and next thing you know i got
the hang of it like a duck to water . a few weeks later i asked him if i
could make a mini bike i had a lawn mower motor and a bicycle next
thing you know hes helping build my first fabrication project and i did
all the welding myself .
by the time i hit high school i signed up for welding and learned a great
deal from my teacher . as a sophomore in welding one class is learning
shop safety and how to use shop tools and torch welding after learning
some of that stuff one day i seen these booths further back in the shop
so i decided to take a look and there behold what was it it was an arc
welding machine identical to what i learned on so i wonder back in the
booth and welded up a few pieces and brought them up to the teacher
i said to him what do you think about this ? he said where did you get
those i said i just welded them back in the booth . he said your not sup
post to be useing those until 11th and 12th grades but he wanted to know
how i knew how to use those machines so i told him about my neighbor
showing me how to he was so intrigued he took me under his wing and
showed me i could weld as good as he could so thats how i got my start
in welding.
in that time ara i wanted to become a motor cycle mech. i went to a
collaged and received a certificate but later on out i got hired on as a
helper for automotive repair and ended up an automotive tech. and did it
for 34 years however i still dabled as a side line all my life doing welding
and building thing for others . 15 years ago i quit my automotive repair
job and thought id give it a go doing welding and fabrication work and
buying equipment threw the years and ended up buying a cnc plasma
table then i added this for art work stuff and got involed building hand
railings and gates and i do hot rod fabrications and still dable in some
automotive repair stuff . so i guess you can call me a gear head artist i
love being creative and do the other stuff alot of other fabricators
wont do . so if you have an off the wall idea i more than likely can pull it
off and build it . its only nuts n bolts a bend here a cut there and a weld
away from the completed project
thank you for taking the time out to read my bio
