Lorin Thomason wrote:

Not sure if this is allowed here or not, but here goes.  As a disabled and out
of work aerospace welder/mech.  I could make these modifications easily for
anyone that is interested.  Just supply the manifold(actually, I could
probably find the manifolds at local wrecking yards here if required) and if
anyone has a junk case(for proper fit-up) that would help keep everything
where it should be and I can fashion a fixture once I have everything setup
right.  I have extensive experience in TIG welding on alum and stainless.
>From high pressure liquid ox and liquid nitrogen piping in 4 miles of
cross-country system at Phillips Laboratories, Edwards, AFB, several rocket
engine test stands at Edwards, and other installations as well as private work
on land speed record vehicle fuel spheres, etc.   I'm sure I can do a
satisfactory job of this and many other pieces any of you may need.  And even
with shipping I may be able to beat the local shop prices cause I don't charge
the outrageous fees they do an hour.  And I barter also.  Most of us have a
wealth of knowledge and skill to offer.  One thing though is that I'm not
licensed so I risk a lawsuit for even the slightest perceived problem, real or
imaginary (which has kept me from doing much side work in the past with the
sue happy state of mind most people seem to be in these days).  However, I
could use the work to keep me busy and keep my mind off my spinal injuries and
pain.
In fact, If you'd send me the materials I'd be willing to fabricate a
prototype for inspection and testing.
If I've overstepped the boundaries of this newsletter please forgive me and
disregard this post.  Just offering my services, trying to make ends meet, and
continue doing what I love to do for those who don't have the time or
equipment to do it themselves.

Lorin

Not all all Lorin. We have lots of stuff you can make. Thanks for helping
out fabricating this stuff.

Paul Lamar
 
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