Yeah, but at least with welding you aren't risking having a mold blow up on your face, or metal dripping through your ladle because we're too fucking cheap (read: poor) to get new ones.

Big problem with welding is the eye pain, even with proper shielding. I've never done it, but my friend's complained to me about it.

Ah. Photokeratitis. I was told that it feels similar to having dirt, or an eyelash in your eye. Of course, it doesn't really compare to have a red-hot metal flying at tour face.
Why does that happen, anyway? Does the mold cool down suddently or something?

Just makes it hotter and collects sweat. I'd like a facemask but not willing to shell out 70+ dollars for a good one when a pair of 5 or 6 dollar glasses works fine.

So it pretty much feels like a wearing a big pressure cooker. I somewhat know the feel. I've done some welding in a small room, wearing too many layers and an old lead apron. Shit was mad humid, tho

Yeah, but at least with welding you aren't risking having a mold blow up on your face, or metal dripping through your ladle because we're too fucking cheap (read: poor) to get new ones.

Big problem with welding is the eye pain, even with proper shielding. I've never done it, but my friend's complained to me about it.

Ah. Photokeratitis. I was told that it feels similar to having dirt, or an eyelash in your eye. Of course, it doesn't really compare to have a red-hot metal flying at tour face.
Why does that happen, anyway? Does the mold cool down suddently or something?

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There was an attempt

yeah it was the hottest it had been, most everyone stayed inside

nope humid as balls, straight across the ocean

Holy fucking shit. Then it must have felt closer to 50 degrees

yeah it was the hottest it had been, most everyone stayed inside

What's 1650 fahrenheit to celsius? 899C. Drier than a Saharan virgin, too.

Because I work in a fucking foundry and have to slave over a goddamn furnace and it's 250+ degrees just standing beside it. Have to work at night in the summer, and it doesn't help I live in Alabama.

I asume protective gear doesn't do shit under those circumstances?

Just makes it hotter and collects sweat. I'd like a facemask but not willing to shell out 70+ dollars for a good one when a pair of 5 or 6 dollar glasses works fine.

So it pretty much feels like a wearing a big pressure cooker. I somewhat know the feel. I've done some welding in a small room, wearing too many layers and an old lead apron. Shit was mad humid, tho

Yeah, but at least with welding you aren't risking having a mold blow up on your face, or metal dripping through your ladle because we're too fucking cheap (read: poor) to get new ones.

Big problem with welding is the eye pain, even with proper shielding. I've never done it, but my friend's complained to me about it.

Ah. Photokeratitis. I was told that it feels similar to having dirt, or an eyelash in your eye. Of course, it doesn't really compare to have a red-hot metal flying at tour face.
Why does that happen, anyway? Does the mold cool down suddently or something?

hottest recently?
about 453-46 C

thats 110-115 F if anyones stupid

*43-46

Dry heat, i suppose? If not, then you are one tough bastard

nope humid as balls, straight across the ocean

Holy fucking shit. Then it must have felt closer to 50 degrees

yeah it was the hottest it had been, most everyone stayed inside

Okay, I laughed. Noice

Whoa. This is the first time one of my jokes gets noice'd

Sorry about my rushed, shitty handwriting