GNG Engineering

[GNG Engineering]

Hi, my name is Gary.
I am a welder/fabricator. Please take a look at my work.
Any comments are welcome. Thanks.

[tamsbairn]

I just had a look at your fb page very nice work
I was really impressed with the Lincoln welder at the coal plant, there were sets offshore many years ago on hook up and sometime there would be none starters due to flat battery the welders were amazed when I hooked the weld cables of the machines together the non start wind the current full up the other right down and start the good machine and slowly wind the current up and the engine started turning over and started good old days before to much HSE was involved lol

[M.Thornton]

Just bought an Asis rib ,very impressed with the A-frame and rear seat that you fabricated,lovely work

[kerny]

Originally Posted by M.Thornton

Just bought an Asis rib ,very impressed with the A-frame and rear seat that you fabricated,lovely work

Is it a cabin rib Mike ?? Don't forget to post some pics.....[emoji106]

[M.Thornton]

Originally Posted by kerny

Is it a cabin rib Mike ?? Don't forget to post some pics.....[emoji106]

No it's just a 7m open with a 250 Etec,should be fun.Still got the cabin Scorpion,4m Searider,4m Aerotec.Think it's a malady with no cure!!Wife says I ought to collect stamps instead of ribs

[M.Thornton]

Ps Sold the kayak though

[kerny]

Selling the kayak should contribute to 2 or 3 jerry cans of fuel I suppose [emoji23] [emoji12]

[GNG Engineering]

Originally Posted by tamsbairn

I just had a look at your fb page very nice work
I was really impressed with the Lincoln welder at the coal plant, there were sets offshore many years ago on hook up and sometime there would be none starters due to flat battery the welders were amazed when I hooked the weld cables of the machines together the non start wind the current full up the other right down and start the good machine and slowly wind the current up and the engine started turning over and started good old days before to much HSE was involved lol

Hi, the Lincoln is about late 1960's, I've had it for 26 years. It's always been reliable. I started a refurb a couple of years ago which is still a work in progress. I know it doesn't comply with modern regulations but most of the sites I'm on they're just happy that the welding is getting done. Gary

[M.Thornton]

Originally Posted by kerny

Selling the kayak should contribute to 2 or 3 jerry cans of fuel I suppose [emoji23] [emoji12]

[GNG Engineering]

Originally Posted by M.Thornton

Just bought an Asis rib ,very impressed with the A-frame and rear seat that you fabricated,lovely work

Thanks for the comment. If you need anything else for it let me know. Gary

[breezeblock]

just had a look at your fb page very impressed with your stainless work I like shiny bits

[GNG Engineering]

Originally Posted by breezeblock

just had a look at your fb page very impressed with your stainless work I like shiny bits

Hi, glad you like my work. If you need anything in that line give me a call.
Thanks. Gary

[breezeblock]

Originally Posted by GNG Engineering

Hi, glad you like my work. If you need anything in that line give me a call.
Thanks. Gary

I had a look at your front bollards I thought they were quite a good idea with the high rail at the back for support I quite fancy having a go at building one with a bracket on the top for a light over the bow

[GNG Engineering]

Originally Posted by breezeblock

I had a look at your front bollards I thought they were quite a good idea with the high rail at the back for support I quite fancy having a go at building one with a bracket on the top for a light over the bow

If it's the ones I'm thinking of I made them for the ASIS RIBs. You can send me a pic to confirm.