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Saw this welding mask and had to write this.

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You were pissed. The boys had been messing with the new guy on base and had gotten bored of him. So they turned their attention to you of all people.

First, it was little things like missing bolts and screws from your cabinet where you kept spares. Next, a wrench or hammer from right next to you as you did repairs. Then, they started taking important welding equipment that you were currently using for vehicle repairs. The tip for your MIG welder or your gloves and even a whole argon gas canister somehow.

If you confronted them, they'd just play it off as them pranking you or that you just misplaced some stuff. So you took matters into your own hands. While they were out at the bar, you went into their quarters with a portable MIG welder and your gear to do a bit of magic. You clamped the node onto the metal of Ghost's desk and slid underneath. With your auto shield mask on you lined up the gun with the small space between the drawer and sliding mechanism.

With a bead that would make the welding gods weep, you welded an inch long piece sticking the drawer permanently in place. You did this to each drawer on each desk, or if they didn't have one, you welded their lockers shut. Then, just to mess with them more, you put a single tack at the bottom of their doorframe to make it hard to open. The tiny tack weld would break with enough force.

You had also bought a bunch of tiny mirror pieces to bedazzle an old mask you still occasionally used. It took a few hours of work but you finished it. Whenever someone tried to bother you while welding, they'd be blinded by the reflection of extremely bright light.

The next morning, you woke to loud banging on your door. "I'm off today. What do you want!?"

"What the hell did you do to our stuff!? Get out here!"

"I didn't do squat! Now let me sleep, please!"

"I'll break down your door if I have to! I don't care if you're dressed or not!"

"Ugh, fine, hold yer horses!" You slide out of bed and open your door coming face to face with Soap. "Follow me." You sigh and follow him to their quarters. The others have convened in Soap's room and don't look too happy, and Alejandro is trying to pry open the locker to no avail. Gaz pipes up. "What did you do!?"

You can't help the hyena like laughter that spills from your mouth at their plight. "Yall decided to mess with me and got what yall rightfully deserved is what happened!"

"Can't argue with her there boy's." Price leans against the doorframe arms crossed. "Don't think you got out of this either, Captain. Just because you weren't involved in the main thing dont mean you weren't involved at all. You turned a blind eye to the whole thing, so you got your door tacked shut."

"You're right. I should've stopped them."

"Darn right, you should've! Some of that equipment was bought with my own money, and if any of you broke something, you were gonna pay even more dearly than this!"

Your face said it all. Sure, they had only meant for these to be harmless pranks, but evidently, your equipment was off limits. No matter how hilarious messing with them had been, you were still ticked off, and you had one punishment left for them. With a mad hatter grin, you broke the news to them.

"I'm not gonna grind all these welds down for ya. Also, I've taken all the grinders from the shop along with the discs so all of you are gonna be using files instead. You pulled a bunch of metal files from your back pockets and set them on the table. "Good luck to ya boys!" With that, you left hearing the groans and complaints as you returned to your quarters.

"Oh, come on!" Soap threw his arms in the air like a toddler having a tantrum. Alejandro had stopped pulling on the locker door. "At least she gave us the files."

Once you were in your room, you doubled over laughing. It would take them a few hours to file down all those welds enough to open the drawers and lockers. Price just had to knock the tack off with a strong hammer swing. You had facetimed your mother and father as you finished up the welds that night, and your father had been laughing just as hard as you were.

Also, the bedazzled shield would be put to use as soon as you were back to work. You'd be blinding people in no time.

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The boys were spent. Their arms and hands hurt, and they had metal shavings all over their uniforms. They wouldn't make the mistake of messing with you again or at least not for a while.

Interlude. Tensimm, enforced domesticity.

Time is a strange thing to a Time Lord. It doesn’t pass unseen, or flow in one direction like a river. Rather it meanders and turns, twisting in deep wild eddies of what is and what once was and what could be. A Time Lord does not move through time but is submerged in it; like a grain of silt washed back and forth by ever-changing tides in the vastness of the ocean.

It’s hard to convey duration in a way that other species understand. The Doctor has been here, in this time bubble, for an amount of time that could be called weeks, but is more accurately measured in nanoseconds. Outside the bubble’s perimeter the Cybermen are advancing, dragging their metal chassis toward the cottage, but approaching so slowly that they appear immobile. Within the bubble, time stretches and pulls like toffee.

It was a fine plan, under the circumstances. The Cybermen had caught them by surprise, but the cottage had belonged to an engineer and there was a workshop with enough spare parts to build a defense. There just hadn’t been enough time — hence the time bubble. Time inside the bubble to design and construct and resist while outside, time slowed to a crawl.

It was a fine plan, but it had not been the Doctor’s plan. In the cottage’s basement workshop the Master has a pile of components and a tack welder, and the arching, sniping sound of electrical current pops through the air. It had been his plan, and he’d pulled the Doctor in to help him. The fact that the Cybermen only knew their location because the Master had been trying to manipulate them too was to be expected, frankly.

Recriminations are of no use, and whatever his many sins, the Master is an excellent engineer. If one must be trapped in a time bubble and need to come up with a technological defense against encroaching legions of cybernetic killing machines, then the Master was someone who could be relied upon to both be brilliant and to unscrupulously save his own skin.

The Doctor stares past the Cybermen and toward the Tardis, perched atop a nearby hill. She’s out of his reach for now, but it’s comforting to see her there all the same. She, at least, will always wait for him.

“Doctor!” The sharp sound of the Master’s voice carrying out of the basement makes him instinctively straighten up, bracing himself to fight or to run or to have his hearts broken once again. “Get down here and hold this regulator in place, will you?”

-

The basement workshop is dim and cramped but bustling with activity. As well as the Master with his welder, there’s a table of bubbling substances in test tubes heated by a burner and an array of tools on a wheeled cart which floats a few inches off the ground. More efficient that way, the Master had said with a wild grin.

Dealing with Cybermen is easy. They’re ruthless and cruel but not complicated, and their robotic components are vulnerable to strong pulses of electromagnetism. They just need to build an EMP to knock them out.

The complexity is getting the settings right. They need to find just the right wavelength to disable all the Cybermen at once, and they can’t test their work from within the time bubble. So it’s a slow, painstaking process of adjusting for different frequencies and testing the results on different compounds and materials. 

It could take weeks, but the Doctor is quietly enjoying this. He’s always loved to watch the Master work, to see that remarkable mind fully trained on a problem, and it’s nice to have someone keep up with him for once.

When he’s working a circuit board he only needs to say, “Could you pass me the-” before the tool he needs is already in his hand. They bounce ideas off each other and finish each other’s sentences, and there’s a bubbling joy of shared excitement at a challenge coming in to focus. 

One time, he’s concentrating on carefully striping a set of tiny wires when the Master needs to squeeze past him in the small space. “Scuse me,” he says, and puts his hands on the Doctor’s waist to gently move him aside, like he’s just another object in the workshop like that silly levitating trolley.

Being handled so casually makes heat crawl up the back of the Doctor's neck and he swears as he slips and cuts straight through the wires he was working on.

-

Each evening, the Doctor goes out to the hill next to the cottage and looks up at the sky. There’s work to be done here, but always there’s the itching urge to move on, to explore, to run. He’s pressed down with a kind of guilt about his absence from the world, even if no time is passing for people outside the bubble. Time is passing for him, and that feels like an unearned indulgence.

One night the Master comes to join him. He stands nearby, unspeaking. Something almost like peace settles between them.

The Doctor looks over. “You’re different here. Calmer. I envy you that.”

The Master flops down next to him in the grass. “There is something about this place.” He picks at a leaf of clover. “The drums are quieter here.” Here with you, he doesn’t say, but the Doctor hears it all the same.

He ends up lying in the grass, his head in the Doctor’s lap. The Doctor idly plays with his hair as they gaze up at the stars.

“Over there.” The Doctor points to a star just visible over the glow of the horizon. “That’s Thenestra. Beautiful place. There’s a planet orbiting so close to its star that carbon evaporates into clouds and it rains diamonds. Sparkling gems falling from the sky like a waterfall, and the light is refracted over and over so every surface is covered in rainbows.”

“That close to a star, the radiation must be off the charts.” The Master is smiling slightly.

“Well. Yeah. The place will kill you stone dead if you stay there for more than 20 seconds, even with the protection fields.” He winds a strand of the Master’s hair around one finger. “It’s still beautiful though.”

A pause. A soft breeze ruffles the grass.

“Up there,” the Master indicates a star overhead. “There’s a planet called Arcking. It’s in the middle of a war zone and the entire planet is a hospital. Death all around them, and yet people there spent their time healing others. Even if it’s futile. Even if they couldn't fix anything, they kept trying anyway." He frowns. "It was an interesting place.”

“Was? Why, what happened to it?”

The Master coughs. “Since we’re getting on so well, best not spoil the mood with too many questions, yeah?”

The Doctor sighs. This would be easier if he weren’t a little bit charmed every time. “Come on then. Let’s go to bed.”

The Master waggles his eyebrows and grins. “About time we got to that.”

“Oi! Cheeky.” The Doctor flicks his ear and fights back a blush. He’s 900 years old, and he is not going to be caught blushing. “I meant we should sleep.” 

Sleep isn’t a strict necessity for Time Lords, but going without it too long is unpleasant. He brushes a thumb along the lines on the Master’s forehead. “You look exhausted.”

“Yeah, and you look like shit too.” It would be a more convincing insult if the Master wasn’t still nestled in his lap, gazing up at him with eyes crinkled softly around the edges.

They spend the night pressed together in the too-small bed, a mess of tangled limbs and matching heartsbeats, and the Doctor sleeps better than he has in years.

-

They've been living off the cottage's vegetable patch, but the interminable meals of stew are starting to wear thin.

One morning the Doctor walks into the kitchen and stops dead in his tracks. The Master is at the counter, surrounded by bowls and flour dust and jugs of water, sleeves rolled up to his elbows, kneading a lump of dough. It is such a staggeringly incongruous sight that he's struck dumb.

The Master glances over his shoulder and rolls his eyes. “Don’t gape. You look like an idiot.”

He shakes himself. “How do you know how to do that?”

The Master scoffs. “I’m one of the finest minds the Time Lords ever produced. I’m the scourge of time and space, feared across the known universe." He goes back to kneading. "I think I can handle bread.” 

Drawn forward like a magnet, the Doctor puts his hands on the Master’s hips and rests his chin on his shoulder. He watches the way the dough is pulled and stretched, the way the Master’s hands press and fold and roll. He’s seen those hands inflict unimaginable cruelties, but he’s also seen them create things of staggering beauty. Perhaps this time, the outcome could be different.

There's a spot, just below the ear. On every regeneration, in every body, the Master has always been sensitive right there. The Doctor knows this from countless previous mistakes, each of which he had told himself would be the last. 

Now, he turns his head to brush his lips across that patch of skin, soft as a whisper. The Master barely moves, all cool composed control, but the Doctor knows him well enough to notice the way his hands stutter fractionally and the way his breath hitches.

Time stretches further, even within this dilation field, like two possible outcomes are balancing on the blade of a knife.

The next thing he knows the Master has spun around and is yanking him closer still, hands in his hair, residue of dough from his fingertips smearing at his temples, kissing him with ravenous greed. He gets bent over the kitchen counter and while there’s a cursory voice in his head saying he shouldn’t be doing this, not again, he knows that in truth he was always ending up here, and that he will always end up back here in the future, that time won’t change this raging heat between them or ever dull it.

While he's getting fucked he scrabbles uselessly at the work surface and the Master leans forward, covers his hand with his own, and threads their fingers together. When the Doctor reaches out telepathically, their minds slot together just as neatly, and he's hit by a rush of heat and possessiveness and snarling hunger. In the cracks between the emotions, hints of something much bigger and deeper and nameless gleam through. 

He ends up with flour smudged all over his chest and across his cheek, and gluey dough mixture under his fingernails which he can’t seem to get rid of no matter how much he picks at it.

-

It’s surprisingly easy to settle into a rhythm: they work, and they fuck, and the Doctor tends to the vegetable garden while the Master prepares their meals. The Doctor feels like he has never spent so long in one place, and while his itchy feet are calling him to travel onward there’s also a comfort in knowing what each day will hold.

He doesn’t have the chance to get bored before it’s over. They finish the EMP, and test it as best they can. It should knock out every Cyberman within half a mile, and they can just walk away. Neither of them acknowledges it out loud, but they both spend more time tweaking and fiddling and testing and re-testing the system than is necessary even after it’s clear that the work is complete.

Eventually, there are no more tests to run. They sit by the kitchen hearth with mugs of tea and plan out their escape down to the last detail.

“I suppose that’s it then.” The Doctor picks at the rim of his mug. “We’ll set off the EMP first thing tomorrow. It’ll shatter the time bubble and we can leave.”

The Master doesn’t look at him. “And then?”

He shrugs one shoulder. “And then we go our separate ways.” The Master has his own Tardis stashed somewhere nearby. He’ll be fine. It’s for the best.

The fire crackles and pops, loud in the quiet of the evening.

“We could stay.” The Master’s eyes flick over toward him before darting back to the flames. He’s furtive, almost guilty. “We could stay here, just for a while longer.”

A silence stretches for an uncomfortably long beat. Because the Doctor can picture it: this life, this placid haven, just the two of them. The cherries in the garden are almost ready to be harvested, and they could bake them in sticky sweet pies. There’s a stack of sketchbooks in the basement and he could draw while the Master tinkers in the workshop. 

They could shut out the whole world and recede into each other. 

But that’s not his life and it never could be. He needs to travel, to see the universe, to help people and to make himself useful where he can. (Just another word for running away, a voice in his head reminds him.) Because without that, what is he? 

“We can’t,” he says eventually. I can’t, is what he means.

Something cold and hard like concrete slams down across the Master’s face, and the walls go back up. “I’d probably end up sick of your righteous carping and have to kill you anyway,” he snaps, as if that’s remotely convincing. Whatever it takes to salve his wounded pride.

The Doctor wants to reach out, but the distance between them seems too great now. He flexes his fingers around his mug instead. “It was something, though, wasn’t it? This place. The people we were here.” He stares into the fire. Consuming and unpredictable and dangerous, but luminous too.

“Yeah.” The Master slumps back in his seat. “It was something.”

Monday July 3rd | Airkewld HQ | Swing Axle Air Ride Installation on a 1958 Ragtop Beetle

Continuing on our progress from yesterday, the PRO’s got to mocking up the rear brackets, fitting them to the chassis for the ideal fitment and matching it from side to side.

A Miller-matic 185 was used to get the job done, we have used this specific welder since 1997-8, an absolute beast. On a wire speed of 30, gas at 29 and heat on a number 3, I got to tacking everything in place, then fully welding it out ready for clean up.

Joey will take over the clean up

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RPM Magazine Releases the February 2024 Issue

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I managed to get a few days in on the split project this week just before New Year.

Lots of trial fitting of the sills and surrounding panels to make sure everything lined up ok.

I now have both side support strengthener bars and the O/S inner B pillar tacked in. One final mock up of the side panel and I’m happy with the position of the sill so have started welding it in.

I recently bought a second hand spot welder and used it for welding the closing panel on the rear most top hat support. What a fantastic time saver which I’m hoping to use for that factory spot weld look.

fun fact regarding that osha violations post: i’m a welder and have some really specific knowledge to share, and it’s that scissor lifts are actually already very unsafe in general even when operated properly because they’re basically all tack welded together in areas where the welds are obscured by the rest of the machine so you wouldn’t be able to see them to know that. the big signs outside of gas stations and fast food chains are also not very safe and are usually not routinely inspected as they should be for structural soundness! next time you’re near one, look at the welds where it’s installed in the ground. ✨ the more you know ✨

oh NO 😭 thanks for sharing it really makes the whole thing so much more horrifying to look at

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My Dad gave me a 1930 Tudor Model “A” when I was in 9th grade. By the time I was a senior in high school I had fixed it up and was driving it all over the place. My friends kept telling me to put a V-8 in it and throw the four cylinders away, but my Dad always told me not to butcher up that car. I had a book, Model A Ford Construction, Operation, and Repair for the restorer, by Victor W. Page. In the back were articles and pictures of speed products like HAL overheads, George Riley Co., R & R Mfg., Ruckstell, Miller, and Amber Super Valve in Head. I wanted one of these so bad that I started to dream about how I could make one on my own. After starting my Tool & Die Apprenticeship in 1970, the year I graduated, I bought a Bridgeport Milling Machine in 1971 and started to make my overhead valve conversion for my Model “A” Ford. 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The head was preheated and post heated using an old kerosene space heater to heat the garage. I removed the sheet metal top so I could set the head directly on top of the fire chamber. I used my Dad’s Sears A.C. stick welder for all the welding. The valve cover had to be lengthened 1” and custom fit around the distributor tube, I oxyacetylene welded this. The cylinder head was then milled flat using carbide cutters. The cylinder head’s push rod guide holes needed to be moved about a 1/16” and offset studs to align the rockers properly. I needed to drill and tap the head to feed an oil line to the rockers. The front of the cylinder head milled flat and bore cut with tapped holes to allow for an aluminum adapter to mount a modified early Ford V-8 water pump with an added ball bearing for the fan blades extra weight. The block had to be milled down on the valve side to allow for attaching a 1/4” x 1” steel plate the full length of the block and welded flush with the deck. 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The old oil pump slots were filled to direct the oil out the side hole of the block that was opened up to 1/4” pipe thread, this fed an oil filter manifold made from a newer Buick engine, with a bypass at 35-PSI. I dumped the bypass back into the valve chamber through the aluminum cover over number 3-exhaust port. The 35-PSI line feeds the main bearings and head. I drilled 9/16” holes at the bottom of each rod area to modify the oil pan dip tray. The tappets were bored out to allow for an insert from Chevrolet lifters, this allowed Chevrolet Corvair push rods to be used. I used custom valve springs to gain a little more pressure than the Model “A”, this will help over come the extra weight of the bigger valves, rockers, and push rods. The original Chevy springs are too heavy for the Model “A” cam. I used Chevy 327 pistons in place of the Model “A’s” to lower my compression. The pistons staged below the deck by about 1/8”, but I still had to add a 5/16” thick aluminum tooling plate for a gasket to drop the compression even more. Model “A” rods were still used, but reworked to accept Chevy wrist pins. The cylinder head and block were hand lapped together with lapping compound until they mated perfectly. I sealed the 5/16” aluminum tooling plate to the head and block with high temp silicone, being very clean I spread the thinnest layer with a straight edged knife, you had to move quickly or there would be trouble. After I filled the block with water, there were only two small pinholes in my welds that would bead up ever so slowly. I stopped them with leak stop after I started the engine. Wow, that was amazing! I then made aluminum adapters for the intake manifolds to accept two 1-3/8” bore SU side draft carbs. I wanted a more modern distributor so I used a 1959 Ford V-8 and precision ground 4 lobes off to change it to a 4 cylinder, I machined the stem to fit the new distributor tube, then changed the centrifugal advance springs to advance sooner. The crank was fully drilled for oil pressure and the rod dippers closed off. I did not counter-weight the crank and this I believe caused the bearings to eventually fail. I machined the flywheel to remove about 14 pounds, then drilled and tapped it for a 1955 Plymouth pressure plate and lengthened the input shaft on a 1955 Plymouth 3 speed transmission to fit. I made a custom shifter with an H pattern laid on its side; once you came out of first and hit second you could not get first or reverse again. I then adapted a 1946 Ford rear axle with 3.54 gears and made it an open drive shaft with a 4-link mount. It took over a year to finish this project. The performance was unbelievable for a four banger; I had 15” aluminum mags with 10” wide rubber on the back and could get rubber in first and second with a little chirp out of third. I didn’t get to drive it more than 200 miles before the oil pressure started to drop, so I shut it down. It has been sitting in the barn for 28 years and I hope to get it running this summer. I made a counter balanced crank for it and plan to make a set of custom rods to lower the compression and eliminate the aluminum gasket, along with some other “secret” refinements. Thanks to Dad for giving me that Model “A” and teaching me so many things in life, he’s going to be 93 years old March 24 2009. And thanks to Mom for putting up with my mess in the garage all those years! She just turn 87 May 7 2009. Hope you enjoyed reading this as much as I did making it. Bill Stipe, Jr.      

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