Originally Posted by DIPSY
(Post 11212557)
I have 24 years welding experience to my name ie I don't boast about what I can do .In all three process's Mig mild steel, Tig ac alu dc mild steel ,stainless, Stick mild steel, cast iron .
Its not a case of some one watching your hands its setting up the plant what power settings for different thickness's of metal wire speeds as well . Btw have you done your 6g :sleep: , this is like being at work , |
Originally Posted by DIPSY
(Post 11212557)
I have 24 years welding experience to my name ie I don't boast about what I can do .In all three process's Mig mild steel, Tig ac alu dc mild steel ,stainless, Stick mild steel, cast iron .
Its not a case of some one watching your hands its setting up the plant what power settings for different thickness's of metal wire speeds as well . Regards post score there is other forums to use was on sidc and on ss.net. Sorry buddy. |
Originally Posted by toneh
(Post 11212582)
And gas , and wire thickness , and fillet size .
Btw have you done your 6g :sleep: , this is like being at work , |
Originally Posted by ScoobyForLife27
(Post 11212643)
Hi. I do apologise mate. I thought you're taking a p..s and your comment was purely sarcastic. I've had a bad day yesterday...
Sorry buddy. |
Any welding on cars is usually a ****e job
Thin and cruddy steel ,covered in paint and seam sealer , it goes without saying really , one of the most important aspects of a nice weld is cleaning the weld area , more so on cars , spend as much time as possible to get it as clean as possible |
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