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Every issue we've printed, top to bottom.
Article summaries only. Full text is in the mailed copies. Prior subscribers with a gap in their set can ask through their shop.
No. 37
Autumn Quarter
- The Lying Gusset. Hidden field repair on a pedestrian overpass.
- Tack vs. Skip. Print-reading fundamentals nobody reviews anymore.
- 7018 in a Pickup Truck. What 48 humid hours does to an open can.
- Porosity on Galv. Grind it back. Always.
No. 36
Summer Quarter
- Hydrogen, Slowly. Delayed cracking in a bridge railing.
- The Case Against Skip-Lot. Why small shops should inspect every heat.
- Stainless Sensitization. 650°C is not your friend.
- Back Page. The oldest tool in the shop is a scribe.
No. 35
Spring Quarter
- A Broken Crane Hook. Overload, or something older?
- Preheat Is Not Optional. HSLA field repair gone sideways.
- Reading a Macro-Etch. The three things inspectors miss.
- Q&A. Undercut tolerances, reader questions.
No. 34
Winter Quarter
- Cold-Weather Welding. What actually goes wrong below freezing.
- Sectioning a Pipe Weld. Photo-essay, eleven cuts.
- Rockwell vs. Vickers. When to use which.
- Letters. Corrections from Issue 33.
No. 33
Autumn, prior year
- A Failed Anchor Bolt. Galvanizing, stress, and a long cold winter.
- Pre-Qualified Joints. A rant, respectfully.
- Bench Notes. Calibration drift on the indenter.
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