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Thread: Oh no not another Willys Gasser build, this time a Willys shop truck
          
   
   

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    Is there a welding tip or technique you could share, as for how you got penetration through the outer shell, and achieve a perfect seal on the inner sleeve?

    I think that I would have cut the outer sleeve short, to leave a gap top and bottom, but it doesn't appear that you did that.

    It's probably a novice question, but then, that is my welding and machining ability, so I ask questions.
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    Quote Originally Posted by firebird77clone View Post
    Is there a welding tip or technique you could share, as for how you got penetration through the outer shell, and achieve a perfect seal on the inner sleeve?

    I think that I would have cut the outer sleeve short, to leave a gap top and bottom, but it doesn't appear that you did that.

    It's probably a novice question, but then, that is my welding and machining ability, so I ask questions.
    ah ha i missed a crucial part i welded the inner and outer at each end then welded the caps on.
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