OK, I would like some advice. I'm still in the
acetelyne wrench and buzz box stick welder age.
I guess I ought to go ahead and get a new welder.
If I had a severely limited budget (like I do)
what recommendations do you guys make for a
choice in welders? I'm not going to be working
that much with aluminum, mainly old fashioned
steel.
Thanks,
Dick J
--- dferguso@ebmail.gdeb.com wrote:
> a little trick you may try is remelting the
> welds, now that you have added
> the filler rod, all you have to do is crank the
> heat way up ( you can even
> more now cuz the pieces are welded and less
> likely to melt away ) and pass
> the tungsten over the welds again, hold the
> tungsten steady, maybe using a
> slight weave, and just move along holding a
> molten puddle across the entire
> width of the weld. try it , you will like it-
> and me personally, i would
> not paint aluminum - try this technique and i
> think you wont want to paint
> it either- it works great- let me know if you
> try it - doug @ black radon
>
>
>
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