u/Phoenixf1zzle

Seen a lot of kids on the dirt bike style E bikes. I'm not complaining about that, they're kids, these bikes are the closest thing some of them are getting compared to an actual car. It's freedom and it lets them get around. I get it, I' not knocking it at all. HOWEVER some of these bikes dont have any lights and at night some of them ride around, nothing reflective on, no lights on the bikes or reflectors. Middle of the night a kid was going down Kerr, no lights on, dark clothes, dark street. Like he's asking to be hit by a car.

IF you have a bike like this or a kid with a bike like this, PLEASE get them some lights or reflectors or reflective clothing or something so if they go out at night, people can actually see them

Dorval crossing, next to the timmies. That lot used to stay near empty all the time except for the tuesday night car shows in summer. Now its full of cars all the time like its a storage lot or something. I understand it IS a parking lot but I've never seen it this full of cars before. Can't be where customers are parking because there's literally the rest of the plaza to park in, closer to the stores.

Not a big thing, just that I noticed a lot of cars in a space that never used to have any.

So, I've started out on my own side business. I weld in a shop during the day but after hours and weekends, I have a little hobby shop/work space and my welding rig trailer outfitted with prettymuch everything I need for all kinds of jobs.

On my own, I try to use stick or gasless flux core as often as I can. It's convenience, cheap and easier to set up. Obviously certain applications require MIG or TIG or Al spoolgun but by and large, I try to stay gasless unless I absolutely have to.

I guess this isnt a question, seems like more of a statement at this but whatever. Any of you independant welders who weld mainly with gas or do you just try and run gasless too?

EDIT: Clarification

I posted some pics yesterday but I fonally got the video to work so here it is, videos of the Yeswelder CUT65 and the ARC205

CUT65 & ARC205 https://imgur.com/gallery/dTllwWb (I hope the link works)

Were were cutting some ends off scrap flatbar, to weld together for a welding table.

Both machines can run just fine off a generator. No issues whatsoever.