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The what I welded today (/whenever) thread (pics please)
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OzFlo
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pgk wrote:Nice job Flo :)
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Nice welds Flo, hope I can achieve that level of consistency some day


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Thanks David.. I only posted the good ones!! :lol:
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Beautiful work, Flo.



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Was stuck in the shop waiting for deliveries. Got sick of doing paperwork so went into the shop and knocked up a third hand from scrap. The 1/4" round came from a mop squeezer already bent to perfect shape, just had to cut it to length. All three points got aluminium bronzed to eliminate sparking.
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Deliveries came, too late to go back to site and I missed lunch so what would do you think an aussie joker would do about that?
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Ah Queensland, beautiful one day, perfect the next. :lol: :lol: :lol:
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A few from the week. The first ones were tough. The main tubes were 0.6 mm (0.024") wall. A little nerve racking!

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The rest were a little more chill. Typical 0.7 - 0.8 mm wall.

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Beautiful work as usual Zank!
0.6mm is gettin pretty thin. How does it go for strength, is there a weight limit for the rider?
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Wall thikness dosent efect on the strenght of the pipe, only material and outside diameter. You can apply the same force in pipe or axle... until there is a litle dent in the pipe.


i have made controllarms for race cars with 0.8mm wall thikness pipe, material 4130. Worked great. Cant take any dents, but is same for the stiffness than hevier wall pipe.
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Well you're wrong about that. You're just operating at a lower factor of safety. If you did the strength calculations you would know this to be true.


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Thats true that the longevity of the part goes down with thin wall, but dosent effect the torsional stiffness much. Not problem @ racing (cars.. bikes..)
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Yeah! We got our ASME "R" stamp qual yesterday. This li'l root pass was enough to send the fire marshal and board inspectors over the edge. I then went to lunch with them and the bosses and stuffed myself full. Great bunch of folk.
It'll be 3-4 weeks before we have our certificate and stamp, but code work can proceed.

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Great news Steve, well done. I recon the feeling might better than a standing ovation.


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Well done!
I have more questions than answers

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Congratulations Steve
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Well done Steve! :D
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Great stuff Steve!



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Thanks, guys! I have one procedure and test left... One vessel in the queue is aluminum, so I have to qualify separately, and qualify a separate procedure.

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Good luck on the last one, Steve! Congrats so far!
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Last month or so I have ore pics of each if anyone wants moreImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImage

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Nice work 5th Street! Very nice..
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Good grief...inspiring work.


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Looks awesome 5th :)
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Some p91 field weld OD prep for phaser ray this is a power house main steam line. The system runs at 1950 degrees at 2400 psi. The weld shot good time for drinks!
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5th Street Fab wrote:Last month or so I have ore pics of each if anyone wants moreImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImageImage

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this looks sick, what kind of machine you use?


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