If you weld with the TIG unprotected for about 15 minutes you will smell some one cooking chicken. You may pause and look around and wonder, Who is cooking chicken at 9 AM on a Monday?
You then go back to work and the chicken smell is back, you go out side and look around.
Who in the hell is cooking chicken?
You start to think, that chicken smells pretty good, I think I shall have to some of that chicken for lunch,where is this place where they are cooking this chicken in this neighborhood I am working in?
You weld a bit longer. Again this chicken smell. You may go out searching now because you are really getting quite interested in this chicken.
You walk around up and down the street asking all of these people, "Do you know where the chicken place is?" Each seems just as puzzled as the next, it's as if you are filming "JackAss" or something.
You come across a young lady whom you ask, Excuse me do you know where this wonderful smell of chicken is coming from and finally you get the answer.
"Dude it's you. you smell like chicken"
About fifteen minutes later your arms turn bright red. Later that evening when you go home your wife will ask you. Did you have chicken for lunch today, it smells really good.
Sure, it smells good but the cancer is a *****.
And flash goes right through the eyelid skin, it's about a shield of 1/2.
Must smell like chicken a lot at OCC.
i was wearing my steel toed boots, long sleeved denim shirt buttoned only at the neck and wrists (to protect arms, but it's too hot out to button all the way up), leather gloves, safety glasses, face shield and ear muffs (i was grinding when they drove up) - and shorts. i know, should have worn pants, but it's too hot to follow that rule!
