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I'm going to a Welding next week. Will this outfit be appropriate? (Original Post) Ptah Apr 2012 OP
Depends - exactly how hot are the bride and groom ?... n/t PoliticAverse Apr 2012 #1
Could you get a brighter color welding helmet LaurenG Apr 2012 #2
When and I do mean WHEN someone asks what to wear to a Gelding CBGLuthier Apr 2012 #3
Pshaw. Back in my day we wore tank tops, Ray-BansŪ, and those little fingerless bicycling gloves. bluesbassman Apr 2012 #4
The helmet's a little bland... cherokeeprogressive Apr 2012 #5
May I suggest one of Turbineguy Apr 2012 #6
You'll be ready when the sparks fly. rug Apr 2012 #7
Helmet's kinda blah... jmowreader Apr 2012 #8
That's pretty brazin' of you. kentauros Apr 2012 #9
Nice lug. cliffordu Apr 2012 #11
Make sure your pants are not frayed. Throckmorton Apr 2012 #10

bluesbassman

(19,372 posts)
4. Pshaw. Back in my day we wore tank tops, Ray-BansŪ, and those little fingerless bicycling gloves.
Sat Apr 21, 2012, 07:44 PM
Apr 2012





















Disclaimer: The preceding was satire. Welding is an inherently dangerous activity and all appropriate safety clothing and equipment should be utilized.

Turbineguy

(37,322 posts)
6. May I suggest one of
Sat Apr 21, 2012, 08:43 PM
Apr 2012

those helmets that automatically darken when an arc is struck? It might be handy in case somebody shows up in a really white wedding dress. Expensive, but worth it!

And don't forget your welder's chipping hammer!

Throckmorton

(3,579 posts)
10. Make sure your pants are not frayed.
Sun Apr 22, 2012, 07:07 AM
Apr 2012

We had a welder set himself on fire last week due to the badly frayed jeans he was wearing. He wasn't seriously hurt, but it did cause a serious "Oh Shit" moment.

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