Welding Tips and Tricks

Me triplicate

Turn off your filters on photobucket.

Try this one, folks! Scroll right and see more. Nice work!

http://s558.photobucket.com/user/mcoste ... y.jpg.html

Nice Peacock!

(Yes, I got past your filters. You can remove them.)

Steve S

If someone tells Me how to fix the links I'll do it. Puters are not My best thing.

I save pictures directly to my device, computer, phone and then add attachment. It asks you to browse, and then add the file, and that's it

mcostello wrote:If someone tells Me how to fix the links I'll do it. Puters are not My best thing.

I don't use photobucket, but the link I gave,
http://s558.photobucket.com/user/mcoste ... y.jpg.html
will allow access to all the pictures you've posted to that account.

Surely someone here uses photobucket to upload, and can tell you how to adjust your permissions.

Steve S

I have been wanting to dig this thread up for quite a while. I need to apologize that I have not been as active as I once was here. I kinda got distracted by Instagram and a few other things so most of my work has been shared there. I am going to start putting some here as I believe it will add good value and references for others. Plus I have not asked for help here in quite a while which is a shame. There are actually a few threads here that I started and never followed up on and will do that first.
Jonathan

Just running some beads in class with MIG



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Hey guys, let me start off by saying take it easy on me haha. This will be my first post under the Mig section here as I tend to prowl around the Tig section most of the time. I very seldom pick up a mig but I have been trying to get more practice lately. This is just a fold down spare tire carrier I built today for a customer's Jeep. The weld pictures were done down hand with a pull pause technique.

Afr looks good to me. Pretty funny though. I just traded in my tweco 141 fabricator for a Lincoln powermig 180c. Welds nice if I knew what I was doing. I think I'm better at tig than mig haha. Anyway ive been trying to get the mig like tig look as well just this morning and this is my first post on the mig forum. Any tips would be great! thanks John

Here is one more picture.

One more picture. I don't know how ztfab does it. Thanks, John.

Very nice!! I am liking that #migliketig look you have there.
Jonathan

thanks