Subject: >>>>>> "Welding Secrets" Book <<<<<<

From: [email-masked] (Netw6000)
Date: 14 Dec 1996 01:11:57 GMT

"Welding Secrets"

              No Other Book Will Prevent More Accidents

Have you ever seen a book that tells you where NOT to weld? This one 
does. "Welding Secrets" was written by a welder with 49 years 
experience. Amazing facts explained in simple terms with 75 
photographs and 10 sketches.

"Welding Secrets" explains why a weld bead shrinks more where it stops 
than it does where it starts. Also... pictures of test welds to show 
the difference between "free expansion" and "confined expansion".

If you believe that the stresses caused by welding do not harm the 
workpiece, you are right - except when the weld is made under confined 
expansion.

Lack of knowledge is no defense in a court of law. Surely you have 
read about the law suits caused by the breast implants and asbestos. 
Research has proven that a weld in the wrong place will cause a break. 
Not in the weld, but adjoining the weld. Breaks cause accidents which 
kill people. If you weld something for someone else and it breaks and 
causes damage... you can be SUED. You could lose everything you own. 
Learn about the places that should NOT be welded. Order "Welding 
Secrets" TODAY! 

"For years I've been trying to think of a way to warn the public of a 
hazard that threatens their lives. The deaths of ten people in 
Chicago, caused by a faulty weld, has prompted me to write. We have 
heard of trailers breaking loose from cars, catwalks falling, 
construction accidents, bridges falling, and airplane crashes. Has 
anyone ever thought that perhaps the welders did not know where NOT to 
weld? Do the inspectors and engineers know where not to weld? I am 80 
years old, a grammar school drop-out, and have been welding since 
1936. If I had been educated I probably would have turned up my nose 
at welding. Have you ever known a college graduate taking a job as a 
welder? In my opinion, welding has been grossly neglected by the 
educators."
                        Hal Wilson - Author of "Welding Secrets"

Spend 1 Hour Reading "Welding Secrets" and You Will Learn:

How to flatten a warped steel frame in one minute without heat or 
     hammer
How to weld window screen wire to a steel frame
How to remove a bad bearing race from a hole
How to square a frame by welding or peening
How to burn a lap weld and save both pieces
How to temper a chisel without using heat colors
How to repair a crack in a pipe or tubing
How to burn a nut off a bolt and save the threads
How to flux melted lead, babbit, or solder
How to remove a stuck sleeve from a hole
How to burn through a large steel shaft
How to make a smooth cut with a cutting torch
How to build up a worn shaft and prevent it from breaking off at the 
     end of the welds
How to shrink a nut or expand a nut
How to weld thick and thin metals together
How to run a smooth bead
How to weld overhead
How to weld vertically
How to shrink a steel pulley
How to reinforce the inside of tubing
How to flatten a bulged circle
How to remove a broken off bolt
How to remove a broken off tap
Thermal conductivity & thermal expansion of metals
Simple hardness tester
Cast iron welded with nickel electrodes
Direction of travel and back-stepping
And much, much more!

                           TESTIMONIALS...

Dear Mr. Wilson:

I received the welding book and I am really impressed with the 
information in it. I also like the "down to earth" way the book is 
written in. I especially liked the section on not welding the ends and 
on relieving stress in welded parts. I have taught high school classes 
for 22 years, and I commend you on your lifetime of welding, and your 
willingness to share your secrets! Thank you very much and I wish you 
the very best in your retirement.

                         Yours Truly, Jim M.

Gentlemen:

We have used your book "Welding Secrets", 2nd Edition, by Hal Wilson, 
as a training guide for some time. We would appreciate knowing if you 
have published subsequent books on the same subject.

                         Sincerely, William M. 

Dear Hal,

I've got to tell you that I carried your ad around in my pocket for 
over a week trying to decide if I should spring for the $39 --- Well, 
I'm certainly glad I did --- I'm an amateur blacksmith and play around 
with iron a lot. But some of the info in your book will not be found 
in any other --- I know I read a lot. I made some copies of the ad you 
sent (Hope that's OK!) and I'm going to spread them around --- maybe I 
can help you sell a few.

Experience is the very best teacher and you've shared tricks that 
others would keep to themselves.

                         Thanks, David

Dear Mr. Wilson:

I am enclosing a check for a copy of Welding Secrets for my son. Your 
book arrived yesterday and what a wealth of knowledge it contained! 
I'm so glad you put it in print so your expertise can be passed on.
I very much enjoyed our telephone conversation. Best of God's 
blessings to you.

                         Sincerely, Fred B.

Received your Welding Secrets yesterday - very good book - please send 
a book to my friend.

                         Many Thanks, Bob

Hal:

Excellent book for beginners and certified welders. Many interesting 
ideas that the average person does not know. I will make it standing 
reference material for all new personnel.

                         Al

Dear Sir/Madam:

I have read your book cover to cover and I love it that someone of 
this massive knowledge and talent has placed his/her ideas down on 
paper and shared them with others. Would you please send me two more 
copies and charge to my MasterCard. 

                         Very Truly, Sam S.

Dear Mr. Wilson,

Many thanks for your advice, samples, and helpfulness. You are indeed 
a real gentleman and a scholar!

                         Sincerely, James K.

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From: [email-masked]
Date: 14 Dec 1996 15:52:40 GMT

>              No Other Book Will Prevent More Accidents

I bet "Safe handling of condoms in the 90's" would!

Peter
Still unfriendly towards spammers, 80 year old or not!

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From: [email-masked] (Douglas E. Williams)
Date: 16 Dec 1996 00:56:46 GMT

>Still unfriendly towards spammers, 80 year old or not!

Is a single notice for a book on welding irrellevant on rec.crafts.metalworking??
Or is it 'spamming'??

I'm no fan of spamming, but I don't think that this is it.  

What about !!!Eternal Salvation   or  $$$$50,000 for the new year or 
gay white male needs sex

If you want to get on someone's case, do it where it counts.

Doug
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