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I try and drum up any sort of sidework I can squeeze in, but lateley it's bee tough out there, Todays job was a wheel chair support. I don't care, i'll take em all, LOL. The break was in sweated brass, so I just cleaned it up as good as I could, and tiged some silicon bronze around it. No exciting job by any means, but something to post and share. Attached ImagesI hate being bi-polar it's awsomeMy Heroes Have Always Been Cowboys
Reply:Cool, I want to try TIG welding brass or copper sometime. Currently still working on my Al TIG skillsTiger Sales: AHP Distributor www.tigersalesco.comAHP200x; AHP 160ST; MM350P, Spoolmatic 30A; Everlast PowerTig 185; Thermal Dynamics 60i plasma. For Sale: Cobra Mig 250 w/ Push-pull gun. Lincoln Wirematic 250
Reply:Nice job Mike! I have not done any brass welding yet with my tig. What is the best filler to use if you do not know the base bronze material?? I have a meat saw I need to weld for a local locker been dragging my feet abit? I have some silicon bronze idk what to use?
Reply:Power, I have had pretty good luck with Silicone Bronze on brass I wasnt totally sure of. Some one gave me a spool of .045 silicone broze mig wire awhile back that had maybe 2lbs left on it. It seems to work very well for those misc repairs that I sometimes get. Although with filler that small you do have to feed like crazy!!
Reply:Originally Posted by deweyc9Power, I have had pretty good luck with Silicone Bronze on brass I wasnt totally sure of. Some one gave me a spool of .045 silicone broze mig wire awhile back that had maybe 2lbs left on it. It seems to work very well for those misc repairs that I sometimes get. Although with filler that small you do have to feed like crazy!! |
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