Heh! Back 50 years ago before China was anything but a name for a place, all the junk steel plates and structural stuff came from Japan. I remember the welders knocking out areas of slag imbedded in sheets of steel. They called them knotholes. They would knock them out with a hammer and then weld in a good piece of steel to fill the hole.
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That is one clean break. And it looks like it's not at a joint.
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"Wood 'er down and go to town."
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chuck norris
ReplyDeleteIt seams to be a weak spot.
ReplyDeleteTwo words: Chinese steel.
ReplyDeleteHeh! Back 50 years ago before China was anything but a name for a place, all the junk steel plates and structural stuff came from Japan. I remember the welders knocking out areas of slag imbedded in sheets of steel. They called them knotholes. They would knock them out with a hammer and then weld in a good piece of steel to fill the hole.
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