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20-01-2005, 10:39 PM
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i thought i could start a trick of the trade thread to help thoes who dont know that much but want to learn.
welding tip . if welding a thin section to thick section , aim the gun at thicker steel weaving slightly down to the thinner steel, this will give penetration on thick plate without putting to much heat and blowing thru thin plate. Also you can hold a backing plate of brass ect on thin gauge steel to stop blowing thru when tacking or welding. always disconnect battery and remove flamable liquids and dont wear nylon ( footy socks, track pants) they will melt to ur skin.
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trick of the trade
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