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06-12-2004 12:52 AM #6
I completely forgot that we were talking about .125, even though I had just written it! I disagree though about beveling the material. Even though the bevel will be very slight, it will still improve penetration, and can actually make it easier to lay a nice looking bead. Personally, I would rather leave a pretty bead unground...but I am strange like that. One of these days, I would like to put a rod together with all old school techniques...stick welding, hammer welding, air chisels, and hacksaws...now where to get the baked enamel job, that is the question.Originally posted by BlownGoat
Far as beveling the edge that is not needed on 1/8 and actually kinda impossible to do on such thin stock.
Are you using a tig or a mig? if tig then 85-90 amps is plenty
for mig 120-135 is more than enough and on 1/8 material there should be no need to make multiple or triple bead passes on that.Buliding things out of other peoples junk has got to be one of the coolest things someone could do!





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