The Iron Heart Forum Triangle of Terror Type III Trucker Tour 2018 - Updates thread

[steelworker]

it can take a beating

[neph93]

@gaseousclay:

@neph93:

It’s very post apocalyptic though.

Indeed. Looks like set pieces from Alien 3 

True story. The dusty metal bits look like they’re straight out of S.T.A.L.K.E.R.  it Fallout too.

[neph93]

Pics two and three are mind-blowing. I show my kids and wife your pics @steelworker  and they’re also amazed. This is the stuff of future forum legends.

[Max Power]

Crazy! Fantastic update!

[organisys]

Great justification for creating and running the Forum right there, all on one page of one thread!

@Giles:

HOLY FUCK

@steelworker:

it can take a beating

@neph93:

Pics two and three are mind-blowing. I show my kids and wife your pics @steelworker  and they’re also amazed. This is the stuff of future forum legends.

[Matty123]

ED! YOU ARE BADASS! This is awesome!! And you take great photos btw. No joke!

Killing it @steelworker

[Matty123]

@Appfaff @JDelage hey guys. Did either of you soak or wash the tour jacket before you sent it on? I did not and I know @Fadez did not either. Thanks

[Appfaff]

Nope, it didn’t touch alabama water

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[Matty123]

Thanks Adam. Just wondering.

[Fadez]

No washes or soaks from me

[Matty123]

Thanks fellas. I know you didnt @Fadez  “dealers choice”

I Ask because the lefty OD i copped seems longer in the body. Thought it might have been wAshed but biw that i think of it The OD takes all the shrink out.

[JDelage]

I didn't wash it, nor was it soaked.

[Giles]

I've asked Ed to wash it as it is pretty filthy….

[Seul]

Let's just hope his idea of "soaking" isn't flicking it in a barrel of lava…

[sabergirl]

That thing’s going to need more than a soak when Ed is done with it.

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[steelworker]

I've been wearing  every day it needed a wash after the first week but I had to see how it held up. I'll line dry it

[steelworker]

[steelworker]

The light in the background of the bottom photo is from the arcing of electrodes in the liquid steel.  The electrodes send spidery arcs across the surface of the steel  eerie and beautiful. At the center of the arc the temp is said to reach 10,000F. Since any measuring device would be vaporized I  don't know how they arrive at this number. The crane  at the furnace is waiting to tap.

[steelworker]

Furnace tap. The furnace operator is leaning over the railing at center. I'd put an arrow but I lack computer skills. Tap temperature is about 3,000F. They can accurately measure that temp. Liquid weight is about 175 tons. Total weight about 275 tons.

[steelworker]

slagging off.