Ive seen a lot worse, Davie.
I was told the skill behind being a good welder is to be proficient with an anglegrinder
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I was told the skill behind being a good welder is to be proficient with an anglegrinder
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defenderdavie
New Member
the pics after grinding will be posted in a bit
once ive finished sorting the earth clamp that i welded to the disco
once ive finished sorting the earth clamp that i welded to the disco
andyb66
Well-Known Member
I have to say from that picture that looks like a lack of heat (amps) which could be due to a bad earth.
If you have the time, practise on scrap pieces of the same thickness that you plan on welding and then you will get the settings close to right for the real thing.
The art of MIG welding is much like making love to a beautiful woman, preparation, practise and penetration.
If you have the time, practise on scrap pieces of the same thickness that you plan on welding and then you will get the settings close to right for the real thing.
The art of MIG welding is much like making love to a beautiful woman, preparation, practise and penetration.
the only problem with that, i have found, is that it is difficult to find bits to practice on that have the same proportions of paint/rust/waxoil/underbody **** and with thicknesses varying from 1mm to 5 thou within 1cm of each other that you find when doing it for real.
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defenderdavie
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i ve ground it down know need ter touch up some bits but im pleased wi mi 1st attempt
109party
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pics :nopics::nopics::nopics::nopics::nopics:
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