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Date: Fri, 22 Apr 2005 00:01:49 -0500
From: David Staten <Dastaten@earthlink.net>
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Ernest Christley wrote:

> David Staten wrote:
>
>> Welders ox does not have this requirement.. so there is always the 
>> chance of contamination from a tank being left open to atmosphere 
>> (and not closed/blocked when it gets near empty). That being said, I 
>> intend to use welder's ox 
>
>
>
> Oh!  I shoulda warned everybody about that, but I just assumed most 
> rotary-heads have already been contaminated with that atmospheric 
> air.  They haven't discovered that atmospheric air is a sensitizer now 
> have they?
>
> Ernest (I'm sorry to pull your chain like that, but it's late...and 
> fun 8*)


Yea.. sorry I forgot to mention all the OTHER crap that may be lingering 
around a depleted welders ox tank in the welders shop or in the plant 
where said welder is working :) Sometimes you may end up with trace 
amounts of Methyl-Ethyl BadShit.. :)
 
Dave