EvilGST
10+ Year Contributor
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- Dec 24, 2010
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Beaufort,
South_Carolina
Man you guys have some beautiful welds. I need to practice
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Ha thats my wife, i just moved and didn't have a screw driver with the car so said f*** it and bent it. The actual mounting will be lower and the bumper will have to be cut.Dude, two screws and the license plate would be out of the way...
Oh, and pics of the girl too.
Oh i just picked these up at the metal store they are supposed to be caster plates. Looks like a rough plasma cut, i won't be using those holes, I'm just welding the square to the bottom of the leg.Welds look good, but whats up with the bolt holes? Plasma cut?
Oh i just picked these up at the metal store they are supposed to be caster plates. Looks like a rough plasma cut, i won't be using those holes, I'm just welding the square to the bottom of the leg.
Just get a big machine nowAnyone want a new welder? Dealer for AHP and Everlast also!
i'm getting a new ahp stick and dc tig from everlast to play with as my next machines before i get a big machine
@UrbanSmoker any advice?Very new to mig welding, so take it easy on me. I think I had the wire speed too high? Please let me know if the welds on the toe eliminators need redone.
I dont really mig weld ever.. Lol sorry i can give you tig advice though.@UrbanSmoker any advice?
Ive got one for saleNo tig yet.....
Very new to mig welding, so take it easy on me. I think I had the wire speed too high? Please let me know if the welds on the toe eliminators need redone.
Thanks, I had to move the gun really fast, so I figured wire speed. Looks like there was plenty of heat to me because of the discoloration on the larger piece, but I am far from an expert.In general, if you're getting spitting/sputtering of the arc, your wire feed is too high or your voltage is too low. If you're getting a crazy high buzzing sound and it is hard to control the puddle, your wire feed is probably too low or voltage too high. Getting the parameters right is a balancing act. For short circuit transfer, you want a nice sizzling bacon sort of sound.
Not my welding, but this is a suppressor that I own for one of my rifles. The entire thing is Inconel and stainless. Pretty sexy baffle stack here.
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Thanks, I had to move the gun really fast, so I figured wire speed. Looks like there was plenty of heat to me because of the discoloration on the larger piece, but I am far from an expert.