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Welding Newbie
dazza:
--- Quote from: lukemk5gti on February 29, 2016, 11:15:03 am ---What do you do intend on welding? I hope nothing important safety wise on your car?
Welding is a skill that you really need to learn in practice from a trained instructor. I've done it before small scale but the lads I hire in to do my welding in work have been at it years!
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Nothing on the car :scared:
Someone has been trying to pry open the window in my garage so will make some bars for the window.
Also need a table for my printer with storage for the rolls of vinyl.
lukemk5gti:
Ah in that case it's all minor stuff! Practice makes perfect! Start by welding 90deg angles together and then check their integrity by smashing them with a hammer in a vice... Try and get a lesson from a welder in a workshop somewhere also :jumpmove:
dazza:
Been doing a little practising getting better.
But then the wire ran out loaded a new rear and its sh*t. Bought another real that was also sh*t.
lukemk5gti:
That angle actually looks pretty solid to be honest! Good work :happy2:
Since you'll be making things for around the house I'd now focus on aesthetics. Try clean the droppings off of that original angle and then get a wire head attachment for a drill and polish it up!
dazza:
--- Quote from: lukemk5gti on March 02, 2016, 11:29:26 am ---That angle actually looks pretty solid to be honest! Good work :happy2:
Since you'll be making things for around the house I'd now focus on aesthetics. Try clean the droppings off of that original angle and then get a wire head attachment for a drill and polish it up!
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Thanks mate i have some anti splatter spray which should help. I've ordered some more wire which hopefully is as good as the wire that came with the machine.
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