Riding the Rails

OK, not so much riding them as hunched over all day welding them.

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You have to be careful welding thin stuff, because the only thing keep it from distorting as you weld along it is its own weight at the ends.

This was number two of four. I finished the third one and a corner section on Saturday and will likely finish number four and the hand rails today. Then the fun part of having to get these 22 to 25 ft long sections out through a 20ft wide door on a forklift.

Yes, my back was killing me by the end of each day last week. Hoping that stops happening soon.

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One Response to Riding the Rails

  1. Petey says:

    Lower back problems can be worked out, but it will become part of your life as a welder. Yoga really helps. Improved flexibility combined with some 5×5 strength training with light weights will prevent those inevitable injuries to the lower back.

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