Kept a similar book when I was running a lot of stainless dairy tube back in the day. Except mine wasn't welds, it was the number of times I had to cut out a bad start and redo it because the tungsten got bumped. Got up to around 400 or so before I quit writing it down. My foreman found the notebook in my hood one day and thought I was keeping a diary. Told him it was my confessions of a guy who can't keep his arc from wandering. He laughed and told me to stop wasting paper. Wish I'd kept it going now, just to see the number.

I've actually owned both over the years. Carcoon is decent and definitely gets the job done, but the clear material felt a bit thinner to me. I ultimately switched to CarCapsule because they have been doing it the longest and the materials are just super heavy duty. Plus, their fan setup seems to keep the structure a bit more rigid when fully inflated.

Found one in a '92 last year, still had the little booklet in the glovebox. Did the thing actually work when you powered it on, or was it just for show? Those old belts turn to goo.

Packed lint from the CPU heatsink" is why I finally bought one too.

Been there, that's a sneaky one.