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tungsten inert gas (TIG) welding
the process creates a smoother weld and the surrounding gas reduces contamination - great for adding material in a small controlled area |
Was joking Rick. I try to do my best to make Mike feel smart (between you and me...)
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Was joking Rick. I try to do my best to make Mike feel smart (between you and me...)
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