Do they work well when you weld
769088
I do not weld so I cannot reliably answer that. I thought that the description or other reviews did mention these were for more practical uses such as that though. So hopefully you can find answers there. I bought these for dust protection in the desert.
769089
Sorry...I bought them for a costume. I wish I could answer your question but unfortunately I cannot.
769090
I haven't tried welding with them. But they are solid construction and the filter should be sufficient.
769091
Not sure. I only used them for a costume. But I do know that there's some sort of scale for strength and I looked and they're a five if that helps.
1559075
I use mine for mig welding and they are awesome - perfect for mig welding. But they are not strictly speaking fire-proof.
358715
Yes, they work great, I put mine together with zip-ties though since i didn't feel that the connectors were strong enough.
1838519
A friend of mine did some dips on them. He's about 200lbs. It didn't look totally stable, and I don't know how long the welds would hold if you did this repeatedly.
104183
Regular body panels on most cars should be fine. Just use low power and set the wire feed speed a bit slow. Also, clean the area you are welding with a wire wheel or grinder. I have used mine for trailer repairs with pretty good success and I'm no welder by any stretch of the imagination.
2060118
Yes, they wiggle a little. It doesn't impact their function, this is probably a tradeoff with their design which allows them to fit in the tools. I recently was able to remove tiny torx screws in the field without having to get my full tool case. The convince is definitely worth it. Due to the nature of the tool you would not use these for anything requiring a lot of torque anyway, so a little wobble (side to side) is fine. I love mine. Since getting mine my tool case has stayed in my truck and I fixed a water heater (thermostat), desktop computers, notebook computers, light switches, projector. It's great to show up with just my backpack and fix almost anything without carrying 60 pounds of tools. Haven't come across a screw yet that the set didn't fit perfectly.
1241932
Yes, they work great for it. I haven't had any issues and im a little ocd about my cookware
1201516
Yes, but not so much as to be problematic. They will flex and are great for scraping. They're yielding, but not wimpy.
1692254
They work best if you hold the gas knob in about 30 seconds before pushing striker a few times. No it will not explode. Otherwise you can do the same with a match.
1558391
I'm sure they would . I'm artist thats welds in all kinds of positions , sometimes laying under the project . They protect my arms from hot splatter , burning me ..
1400176
Hi Michael, yes they work just fine and i like the sound a lot, but if you will treat them rough you will fnd sooner or later that they break down on the hinges, i guess that if i did not take them out to "band" practice they should have last a lot more that they didbest regards
1799363
Yep, that is correct. They do work well,be careful not to make to large of hole. Good luck
1957011
I believe they are. They seem to be really well made. I've had nothing but good experiences with them. I have worked on everything from aluminum to T-1 steel and have not had any failures yet. (knock on wood) ! ! !
120431
if they are small and don't lean on the bars. the bars on mine came loose at the welds so i cannot use it unless i find someone to weld them back.
1330227
I have not hosed them, they work great but I am not sure about the hosing,, kinda long threads, hosing may not get everything they catch out.
630640
Depends on your skill level. They prevent the need for wire cutting and soldering.
996044
yes they do work great. My washer is on a base/drawer as well. Sometimes if the loads are not balanced my washer will shake but for the most part these work very well. Much better than with out them. hope this helps