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  1. 12-12-2006 08:49 PM #1
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    With small rod, low amps and u are careful u could prob get away with it

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    Hoof,

    Hows the welding going for ya???

    You can tack sheetmetal, just becareful not to blow holes in it.... If you are tacking sheetmetal to a thicker metal, try to hold your heat on the thicker....

    Thats the best I can tell you without being there...

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