Glass panes on a mild steel window frame. Three welds shut the window permanently. How do we open them now?
93151
Remove panes adjacent to welds...Use cutting torch to cut thru welds...when window opens, re-install panes..
159930
u will need access 2 an arc welder. find the metal u want(get a lot of heavy duty metal that will b easy 2 cary) \n\nstep1 cut the metal u will use 4 the top piece 2 the size u want with a gas welding torch\n\nstep2 cut the metal u will use 4 the 3 legs to the same size as each other but wutever height u want.\n\nstep3 weld the leg pieces together with a flat piece of metal to make a "T" (u will have 3 "T"s)\n\nstep4 weld the "T"s upside-down 2 the top bar.\n\nstep5 add a kinda thin (probly 1/8 inch) piece of metal 2 the top of the top bar (make t 1/8 inch pice about eight inches longer than the bar)\n\nstep6 weld the pieces 2gether\n\nstep7 bend the ends downward a lil bit\n\nstep8 now go use it!
708172
I have suffered a lot of red-eyes and watery-eyes days during my technical training period while practicing 'Electric Arc Welding' exercises. Although our Swiss instructors adequately informed about the danger of even few seconds of 'accidental' exposure to the sparks from the welding with back up theoretical details, more than half of the students had to suffer anyway! We later saw the same thing repeating in almost all the following batch of trainees and thought that this may be the price you pay for learning this typical task (LOL). However, please read the following excerpt: \n\nAlthough UV and IR light is invisible to the human eye, it nonetheless can have dangerous effects. UV light can damage the eyes in several ways. Excessive exposure to the lowest wavelengths of UV light, also called UV-C (180-290 nm), can cause damage to the cornea as well as the lens. These wavelengths are not common in nature, since they are absorbed by the atmosphere, but are present in some industrial environments, such as electric arc welding. \n\nWelding shades: There are a number of options for welding applications, all of which require shaded lenses to match with the intensity of the electric arc current in use. Attention must be paid to the welding equipment manufacturer's recommendation for weld shade and level of protection required. Welding without the proper precautions can be hazardous, so special care must be given to the type of coverage selected, ranging from safety glasses to face shields to welding hoods and full suits. \n\nBe sure not only to choose the right equipment for a specific application, but also pay close attention to fit as well as function. The right equipment poorly fitted is a significant cause of eye injuries.
109020
1 and 3/4 inch round steel.095 wall. No soft steel or aluminum. Must be welded completely. No gaps
630388
open another window and that's all you need
161252
Welders use plasma arcs all the time to cut metal\nyou could probably go see this in action at \na body shop, exhaust repair, or steel fab plant\nor even at your school possibly
703613
If they are too strong to pull apart directly, try sliding them.\n\nIf this doesn't work, find an even stronger magnet and put something between it and the other two first.
894678
Most likely because it isn't natural. They are unable to understand the strength of the window, the probably just see that there's nature a bit further on, and something is blocking their path. With no understanding of the window's strengths, they will simply keep trying to get outside until they succeed or find another path. So in a sense, they can't tell the difference between opened and closed windows, so they take a 50/50 chance. You probably only ever notice the times they choose the closed window, because the sound of it becomes annoying.
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If you can work on and fix them, look for a broken one that someone wants to get rid of.  How about 2-3 broken welders that can be cannibalized to feed each other parts.  Maybe it just seems broken and all it needs is an adjustment or to have a lead re-connected.  I've managed to get some free or near free things that way.  Just depends on how much legwork you are willing to do.  I'm sure you don't think that its just gonna fall into your lap... good luck getting your welder.
1079421
do you see any hanging open wires? \n\ntry shaking the window rapidly and check again if any wires fell out.\n\nIf not it is good and sturdy.
576748
#1 pick the lock\n#2 remove the hinge pins\n#3 Go in another way, window?
461888
she closed the window
521402
You might want to try click CTRL+ALT+DELETE and this will open up the task pane and then you choose the task you want to end and click end task.  as simple as taht
477654
i told you about the windows over and over now i'm washing my hands with it but they are some good answer here but no one has said anything about bailing wire opps....
504523
How do they open, in the same window or separate window.
40085
if u are welding steel with gas wire using co2 argon pushthe wire in the direction that your welding enless u are doing virtical then start at the top of the weld with the cup pointed upward slightly ofcourse proper heat and wire feed ned 2 be use ase a rule it should sound like your fryng eggs
146601
Gee, I dunno.  I use windows for fenestration.  I like the sound of the birds chirping outside on a sunny morning.