Landyman
New Member
If you knew him you'd have done the sameBanished caused they're pettythen u tip scrap on floor
Landyman @work
- Thread starter Landyman
- Start date
Landyman
New Member
You best keep schtum
eying my sheep up for the pot indeed
Landyman
New Member
He is that thick , when lifting a job he stands with his back to me holding on to the chains so i cant see them (great way to loose all your fingers) . When I'm putting a 4 ton weight on a job and moving it into place HE WILL FECKIN WALK UNDER ITIf you knew him you'd have done the same
the man is a feckin idiot and a danger to himself and everyone around him. And breath 
rc mx110
Member
Bit like someone guiding u on the handler, but stand on the right hand side of a left cab handlerHe is that thick , when lifting a job he stands with his back to me holding on to the chains so i cant see them (great way to loose all your fingers) . When I'm putting a 4 ton weight on a job and moving it into place HE WILL FECKIN WALK UNDER IT
Landyman
New Member
You still hereand you are the one they sent to the small side,just because you had a cold,maybe the other driver doesnt moan as much
just found this, ' e ' .......belong to anyone . ?He is that thick , when lifting a job he stands with his back to me holding on to the chains so i cant see them (great way to loose all your fingers) . When I'm putting a 4 ton weight on a job and moving it into place HE WILL FECKIN WALK UNDER IT
yepYou still here
rc mx110
Member
It's not bobby!!! Its called zippy
Landyman
New Member
The small one is called zippy
RushesToo
Member
- Location
- Fingringhoe
Why hot strip - what'd wrong with letting it cool?
Landyman
New Member
Certain classes of duplex have to air cool to prevent shrinkage, others are dropped into a tank of water to cool them quickly.the technology of it is above my pay grade , so i tend to not take to much notice
RushesToo
Member
- Location
- Fingringhoe
"Classes of duplex" Above my pay grade and vocabulary - Wot?Certain classes of duplex have to air cool to prevent shrinkage, others are dropped into a tank of water to cool them quickly.the technology of it is above my pay grade , so i tend to not take to much notice
llamedos
New Member
The metal the casting is made from.
Landyman
New Member
There are hundreds of different types of stainless steel (duplex) and different ways of treating them when they have been cast
Landyman
New Member
Yesterday at work a bit of the usual
And for a change they got it right,exactly a ton left
Then wait 3.5 hours and knock them out
Little paul getting a sweat on
Then 15 mins before clocking off ,my power connectors melted with me inbetween ladders
Mad max the sparky and thunderbird 1 to the rescue
Dont know what your smilin at ya git . I should have clocked out 15 minutes ago
And for a change they got it right,exactly a ton left
Then wait 3.5 hours and knock them out
Little paul getting a sweat on
Then 15 mins before clocking off ,my power connectors melted with me inbetween ladders
Mad max the sparky and thunderbird 1 to the rescue
Dont know what your smilin at ya git . I should have clocked out 15 minutes ago
Landyman
New Member
AOD campaign for the last 2 days yesterday went fairly smoothly apart from a few medium sized eruptions.
Today however was a total disaster resulting in 1 mans kit setting on fire and north manchester seconds from being wiped out (some might say thats a good thing,but not when im in it its not ) .
There was a problem with the twiers that feed the gases into the metal ( twiers :- four pipes that inject argon and oxygen into the base of the furnace to cause a reaction in the metal ) no pic available at the moment. Anyhow one of the pipes blocked and the sensor was not attatched (should have been checked before starting ) this resulted in a build up of gasses just below the surface allowing the metal to form a crust (called freezing ) if the metal freezes you have a very short amount of time to relieve the pressure build up before an extreme reaction, and a metallurgist who knows what he's doing (ours doesn't or just doesn't care, in india if you die on the job they just roll you into a corner and make someone else take over ) would have turned the gas of and tilted the furnace to enable the metal to melt the crust . Anyhow our idiot didnt even notice there was a problem ,too busy stuffing his fat little feckin face,,,THEN BOOOOOMMMM the gas exploded firing a load of molten metal into the vent above it which sprayed it everywhere we was in our brew room 80 yards away jumped up to see one of our mates running towards us on fire ( thank god he had all his resistant kit on ) one of the lads dealt with him while i broke the world record for climbing a ladder (fear makes you do amazing things , just as i got to my cab there was a second explosion and molten metal hitting the roof which is 60 feet up everything was turned off and emergency procedures were started. Get a ladle under it and save the metal (our management are more concerned with saving money than saving lives ) the team work and skill of the groundcrew saved a lot of lives today and not one of the arseholes from the office came to check everyone was ok
Its time to call it a do and look for another job
Today however was a total disaster resulting in 1 mans kit setting on fire and north manchester seconds from being wiped out
(some might say thats a good thing,but not when im in it its not ) .There was a problem with the twiers that feed the gases into the metal ( twiers :- four pipes that inject argon and oxygen into the base of the furnace to cause a reaction in the metal ) no pic available at the moment. Anyhow one of the pipes blocked and the sensor was not attatched (should have been checked before starting
) this resulted in a build up of gasses just below the surface allowing the metal to form a crust (called freezing ) if the metal freezes you have a very short amount of time to relieve the pressure build up before an extreme reaction, and a metallurgist who knows what he's doing (ours doesn't or just doesn't care, in india if you die on the job they just roll you into a corner and make someone else take over ) would have turned the gas of and tilted the furnace to enable the metal to melt the crust . Anyhow our idiot didnt even notice there was a problem ,too busy stuffing his fat little feckin face,,,THEN BOOOOOMMMM the gas exploded firing a load of molten metal into the vent above it which sprayed it everywhere we was in our brew room 80 yards away jumped up to see one of our mates running towards us on fire ( thank god he had all his resistant kit on ) one of the lads dealt with him while i broke the world record for climbing a ladder (fear makes you do amazing things , just as i got to my cab there was a second explosion and molten metal hitting the roof which is 60 feet up everything was turned off and emergency procedures were started. Get a ladle under it and save the metal (our management are more concerned with saving money than saving lives ) the team work and skill of the groundcrew saved a lot of lives today and not one of the arseholes from the office came to check everyone was ok Its time to call it a do and look for another job