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- TIG WELDING (Steel and
Aluminum)
- Metal Milling and lathing
- Plastic Replication
(Mold-making and casting)
- Aluminum Casting (sand)
- Powder Coating
- Sheet Metal Fabrication
Overview
I have been involved in the powered paragliding/parachute community since 2002 when
I flew my first powered parachute. Since then, I have received my Basic Flight Instruction
certificate (which is useless today since the FAA introduced Sport Pilot). Mostly, I have
been flying powered paragliders and making modifications to existing equipment and
building new equipment.
I have been involved in the powered paragliding/parachute community since 2002 when
I flew my first powered parachute. Since then, I have received my Basic Flight Instruction
certificate (which is useless today since the FAA introduced Sport Pilot). Mostly, I have
been flying powered paragliders and making modifications to existing equipment and
building new equipment.
Over
these
last few years, I have built up a capability in welding. I can
weld mild steel
and aluminum from small sizes to 1/4" thick. My main form of welding is TIG, a form of arc
welding that uses tungsten electrodes and Argon shielding gas.
Other things that I can do is powder coat. I have several powder coat guns and an
18"x18"x18" cube oven for curing small items and several IR lamps for doing larger pieces.
I currently have two furnaces for melting lower temp metals like aluminum. The molten
metal is used to pour into sand molds to make various parts.
I have also built up a skill in replicating items in plastic. This involves creating accurate
molds of small items and making plastic parts with various effects such as color, texture and
metalization.
and aluminum from small sizes to 1/4" thick. My main form of welding is TIG, a form of arc
welding that uses tungsten electrodes and Argon shielding gas.
Other things that I can do is powder coat. I have several powder coat guns and an
18"x18"x18" cube oven for curing small items and several IR lamps for doing larger pieces.
I currently have two furnaces for melting lower temp metals like aluminum. The molten
metal is used to pour into sand molds to make various parts.
I have also built up a skill in replicating items in plastic. This involves creating accurate
molds of small items and making plastic parts with various effects such as color, texture and
metalization.
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