Like this stuff? Probably would want to replace the liner if the mig setup was used for something else other than SS. https://bakersgas.com/products/bluedemon-308lfco-035-01?variant=28852603420725&campaign=13081037688&adgroup=127541269092&feeditem=&keyword=&matchtype=&device=...

Have you contacted Miller yet?

HTP Max Dry https://drive.google.com/uc?export=view&id=1pQ97nK3Ii76-8gbNe0Vqfw-DVwv3Nssu These work great to dry the air. They utilize rechargeable desiccant that can be recharged in your oven. How long a charge last is based upon usage. The desiccant is blue when dry and turns to purple when i...

Well, got mine in yesterday, put it in the truck and today give it a work out , sure was nice to have with me ,two miles in a Kentucky hollow, under a dozer, drilling out bolts, and dulling bits wasn't as bad today. i would recommend it, its a nice tool when you dont have anything else but a handgr...

Goats will take a month or less.

Use goats.

bap_ wrote:That is aluminum. You can kinda tell due to its dull finish.When he is cutting it with a hole saw it throws teary chunks, and when he cuts it with the cutoff wheel there are no sparks.

And they’re using a spool gun which is a no brainer for mig welding aluminum.

.095” thickness is also completely adequate for roof racks and it saves ~25% in weight compared to .125”.

My supplier won't shear the raised expanded metal, as someone else had mentioned. I just lay the full sheets on a few 2x4's, mark with a tape measure and sharpie, and then zip through it with an angle grinder and cutoff wheel. It cuts way faster than you may think it would. This...just seconds fast...

My supplier won't shear the raised expanded metal, as someone else had mentioned. I just lay the full sheets on a few 2x4's, mark with a tape measure and sharpie, and then zip through it with an angle grinder and cutoff wheel. It cuts way faster than you may think it would. This...just seconds fast...

My supplier won't shear the raised expanded metal, as someone else had mentioned. I just lay the full sheets on a few 2x4's, mark with a tape measure and sharpie, and then zip through it with an angle grinder and cutoff wheel. It cuts way faster than you may think it would. This...just seconds fast...

I have an eastwood mig250 I am looking into getting a gen for it. To run on 240v at 47 amps I will need a 12,000 watt gen. My question is do I need 12k starting or running watts? Thanks why do you need a 12K gen, my Onan in my motorhome puts out 51.5 amps with 6500 watt output You have 240V in your...

If it’s still burning back, then perhaps turn the voltage down a bit or increase the wire feed speed. Maybe I’m missing something.

I watched this a couple of months ago. This is a great relative comparison.


https://youtu.be/nGbMQul6_Bc

I've done a similar project modifying some rings in the past. If you didn't use any cold blue, try some Oxpho-Blue from Brownell. Pretty easy to use. I think you meant Aluminum Black, since the part is aluminum and not steel. BW Casey Aluminum Black Touch-Up 3Oz https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002JCW2CG...

Well crud...

Check out McMaster-Carr they will have everything you need by quality manufactures.

It may prove to be tough to achieve a more uniform tippled without more practice. If you’re going for asthmatics have you considered placing the weld on the inside of the leg?

WD40. There have been countless tests performed, so doing a google search will be your best bet.

I don't know if I would say I did fusion welds. I held the torch close to the metal until it started to liquefy, and then I moved on. I didn't try to join anything. There was no filler rod. I was working in an area where there were no welds. This is defined as a "fusion weld". And his poi...

Maybe I missed it, but I have a few questions about your design. 1. Assuming the radiator and copper line is a closed-loop system how do you manage pressure? Or rather over pressure? 2. By what mean is the coolant circulated and will the pump handle the high temperature? Do you have a make/model you...

This continued slander can stop.

Guys- I stayed “fire protection” not fire proof; there is a difference. Depending on how the weld/ fabrication is executed would determine how much heat is induced, such as short stitch welds across the top rather than a full bead or tabs across the top portion. As stated riveting is an option, not...

Guys- I stayed “fire protection” not fire proof; there is a difference. Depending on how the weld/ fabrication is executed would determine how much heat is induced, such as short stitch welds across the top rather than a full bead or tabs across the top portion. As stated riveting is an option, not...

Guys- I stayed “fire protection” not fire proof; there is a difference. Depending on how the weld/ fabrication is executed would determine how much heat is induced, such as short stitch welds across the top rather than a full bead or tabs across the top portion. As stated riveting is an option, not ...