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This website the ramblings of one man, Edward D. Clark, Jr., aka The Pithole Hermit, living on his land in a cabin, off-grid, in northwest Pennsylvania.
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Monthly Archives: March 2019
Welding
There have been many times on the homestead when I would like to have been able to fabricate metal items. There is a lot of old metal pipes, rods and plates in the woods from old oil wells.
Well, I can now do it.
I picked up a very low cost flux welder at Harbor Freight.
I have not welded before. I have done a lot of soldering, including micro-miniature electronics and copper plumbing. Welding is similar but much more . . . dangerous, I guess. My first attempts were not great, but as I practiced I started to get the hang of it.
I can’t do very large projects but I think I can get done what I need to do. I’ll start with a little work on the Jeep.
Next up. I’d like to try some gas welding and cutting.…
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Rainbow Sun Dogs
I looked up earlier and saw a strange rainbow light in the sky.
Then I looked at the other side of the sun.
They are sun dogs.
I’ve never seen rainbow sun dogs before.…
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