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ZZZZZZZZZZZZzz. Gotta be 1/2 way through a bottle of guaro to try !Photo 1 65 amps 3/32 Hilco Red Extra.1/16-1/8 arc. Cutting torch !fine line. The MIG is sitting right there but I needed to take a shot at it. Metal thickness. Ya ready ? 1.2 MM 50 amps, rod buried, fast drag.Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:Oh cupcakes! That's as easy as giving grandpa a wedgie brother! I hate being bi-polar it's awsomeMy Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Reply:I actually see a lot of locals screwing with the thin crap and a stick. RESPECT ! for those dudes.Now. Lemme go crank the 140 with some .025. Broad wants an aviary and sends 1.2 mm 1 x 2. Sent galv first. I told the driver take dat chit back.Gotta change out the rollers and hook up the bottle. Back in a bit(makes another dwink)Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:I need a pankake. The sun is setting and I was tanning my ascz while I was " welding"Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:Originally Posted by BurpeeI actually see a lot of locals screwing with the thin crap and a stick. ...
Reply:That HF DC 80 would be decent for that. I gotta hit the barn and see how low- the Thunderchicken( Miller) will go on DC ?? I'll probably torch( #2) this aviary frame.RG45.Bubble gumTooth pixDuct tapeBlack glueGBMF hammerScrew gun --bad battery (see above)
Reply:Not trying to bust your Cagones. But, are those leads extended??? And, if they are.... By what means are they connected? Proverbs 4:23My company welds.
Reply:Originally Posted by BuzzBoxNot trying to bust your Cagones. But, are those leads extended??? And, if they are.... By what means are they connected?
Reply:Originally Posted by DeuceTrinalThose look like split bolt splice connectors, wrapped in electrical tape. Old but effective and accepted method of splicing large or stiff wires.
Reply:Originally Posted by DeuceTrinalThose look like split bolt splice connectors, wrapped in electrical tape. Old but effective and accepted method of splicing large or stiff wires.
Reply:Originally Posted by DeuceTrinalThose look like split bolt splice connectors, wrapped in electrical tape. Old but effective and accepted method of splicing large or stiff wires.
Reply:I have had decent luck with 5/64" diameter 6013 and 1/16" diameter 7014 on thin steel. I believe I have done some approx. 1/16" thick metal (1.6 mm) at about 50 amps AC. While it was not overly pretty it was functional.At 50 amps and below though I much prefer DC over AC. I really notice the benefits of DC at the really low amp settings. The Benefits of DC are not near as noticeable to me at higher amp settings. I have even used some 1/16" 6013 but I insist on DC and 40 amps or so for those and even then I do not like em much. Basically I hate all 1/16" diameter rods, but ease of 7014 makes it borderline tolerable. Actually do not mind running 5/64" 6013 at all. 5/64" 6013 are shorter and stiff enough to not flex all over the place. Actually not too bad at all to run.
Reply:Paint it quick !
Reply:Sorry about the crappy cell pic but it was all I had. 12ga duct welded to 16ga galv 50amps 3/32" 7018 for main seam and 35amps 3/32" 6011 on the corner tabs. Welded with Trailblazer 302EFI. I had to form the flange on the duct in the field by clamping a piece of angle iron inside and channel iron outside. Then hit it with a hammer for a long time. I didn't get pics of the top welds on the roof made with 3/32" 6011 on a 12ga to 12ga corner seam in a 30mph wind.Millermatic 252XMT 304'sDynasty 280DXHypertherm PowerMax 1250Miller Trailblazer 302 EFIOptima PulserXR feeder and XR Edge gun and more athttp://members.dslextreme.com/users/waynecook/index.htm |
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