Sentences with phrase «welding torches»

[6] They may also use welding torches to seal doors and motion trackers to detect unseen enemies.

Bayer says he was able to hold a piece of Greensulate in his hand, blast the panel with an acetylene welding torch, and not feel heat on the other side.

Air is 21 percent oxygen; combine pure oxygen with acetylene, a chemical relative of methane, and you get an oxyacetylene welding torch that burns at over 5,500 degrees Fahrenheit — the hottest fire you are likely to encounter.

Combination Welders are in charge with welding metal components and maintaining welding torches.

Where Isaiah used words to prophesy, and Esther Augsburger used a welding torch, King used his life.

When a small church in Wuxi village had its cross removed, a member of the congregation used his welding torch to put it back up.

The NYPD released the first video of the shooting last week in which officers in Brooklyn shot and killed a mentally ill man who was holding part of a welding torch as if it were a gun and, the police said, pointing it at people on the street and then at arriving officers.

Included with the welding torches and cutting torch are consumables, an air filter and regulator, and all of the connections you'll need.

Although smaller tesla coils are commonly used to accelerate the photons in a TV set and to start up the arc in a welding torch, this one was built for aesthetic purposes only: as a piece of art for a New Zealand ranch.

Of course, unlike macroscopic machines, the nanomachine was not assembled with a welding torch or wrench.

The components of the machine assemble by self - organisation Of course, unlike macroscopic machines, the nanomachine was not assembled with a welding torch or wrench.

Welding torch in hand, trusty «ol Nick will attach a tremendous looking steam roller to your bike, and even give it a sweet patriotic paint job to boot.

Russell (Christian Bale) usually keeps a level head, whether working with a welding torch at the steel mill, caring for his dying dad or trying to talk sense to his irresponsible kid brother, Rodney (Casey Affleck).

Art: 4 stars If any abstract expressionist was a man's man, it was surely David Smith, who made art with a welding torch, lugged huge chunks of metal across studios that resembled railway yards and made old boiler tanks into totems.

Cubism had its collage, Henri Matisse his late cutouts, David Smith his welding torch, and Robert Rauschenberg or John Chamberlain his auto wreck and cut foam.

Curated by the Menil's Michelle White, the first retrospective exhibition of Bontecou's drawings spans more than five decades of her career, from the late 1950s, when she began her innovative works on paper using a welding torch and soot, to ongoing work from her Pennsylvania studio.

Take, hospital for example, a 1958 drawing executed with a welding torch and soot on paper.

Often characterized by gaping black holes, undulating form, and sinuous organic lines, they have been consistently experimental in their materials and technique, beginning with the artist's early use of a welding torch to deposit velvety layers of black soot on paper, muslin, and canvas.

Ross shows that we can have our cake and eat it too; that we can still enjoy ourselves if we do it sustainably and creatively, although clearly being handy with a welding torch helps.

Jacks, pneumatic wrenches, welding torches, pliers, sockets and ratchets are just some of the tools that automotive technicians use to disassemble car parts for repair and putting them back again together after they have been fixed.

Positioning, aligning, fitting, and welding parts for the formation of sub units or complete units using jigs, hand tools, and welding torches.

Service technicians use many different tools, including computerized diagnostic tools and power tools such as pneumatic wrenches, lathes, welding torches, and jacks and hoists.