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    CHEVYBOY is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    good advice guys,
    only one thing welding flat is great, but to get the strongest weld they weld up hill. i find up hill and over head are easier.. the 7018 rods i have are in a rod oven..

    on the low heat comment. the ovens we use at home and at work are at 350f , so they are perfect for cooking lunch in

    i work at power plants and oil refinerys and they xray all our weld so the pressure is on

    my dad has a tig and thats the ticket. but if your good you can make a stick weld look as good as a tig.. ive seen guys at work weld tincans together..

    Harmon
    Last edited by CHEVYBOY; 09-08-2006 at 11:56 AM.

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