Tig welding Brass.
Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2016 5:46 am
I have done a bit of research and looking for some advice.
Potentially have to do 2000 of these to do. What I have made is a mock up of something like its going to be. Apparently the load is max 5kg on these parts (bit short on details of where the load is)
Now the drawing calls for the parts to be braised/soldered but I think oxy braising them or tig braising them will take some time and if i can make it work then that can be changed (not a life or death part, I believe its for a soap dispenser believe it or not). I am wondering if they can be Tigged? Watched Jody's video and settings and thinking of fusing them around to sort of melt the corner of the larger diameter and leave the weld below flush which is a requirement.
Have 3 of these mocked up, I have a AC/DC inverter so going to give them a crack then break them and see how solid the weld is.
Yay or Nay? I know soldering them is probably preferred but probably cost prohibitive given the volume.
Potentially have to do 2000 of these to do. What I have made is a mock up of something like its going to be. Apparently the load is max 5kg on these parts (bit short on details of where the load is)
Now the drawing calls for the parts to be braised/soldered but I think oxy braising them or tig braising them will take some time and if i can make it work then that can be changed (not a life or death part, I believe its for a soap dispenser believe it or not). I am wondering if they can be Tigged? Watched Jody's video and settings and thinking of fusing them around to sort of melt the corner of the larger diameter and leave the weld below flush which is a requirement.
Have 3 of these mocked up, I have a AC/DC inverter so going to give them a crack then break them and see how solid the weld is.
Yay or Nay? I know soldering them is probably preferred but probably cost prohibitive given the volume.