Does anyone on this forum have any experience with this product?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=do2zYHwp78Y
http://www.aluminumrepair.com/
Looks cool!
There are a lot of jobs it could be really good for - probably most of the small stuff I'd otherwise TIG. However, I don't think I'd be repairing engine parts with an alloy that melts at 500 degrees cooler than aluminum...
There are a lot of jobs it could be really good for - probably most of the small stuff I'd otherwise TIG. However, I don't think I'd be repairing engine parts with an alloy that melts at 500 degrees cooler than aluminum...
Grinding discs... still my #1 consumable!
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Looks like Tamjeff is out of a job. lol. (Not really)
I have some cheap stuff like thar which i tried to use to repair a die cast light case. I failed. It melted before the rod. (probably operator error.) Out tig guy welded it up....(in a fashion) queue embarrassed self.
mick
I have some cheap stuff like thar which i tried to use to repair a die cast light case. I failed. It melted before the rod. (probably operator error.) Out tig guy welded it up....(in a fashion) queue embarrassed self.
mick