Hey guys, I am posting 2 videos here today...One that I made with Roy Crumrine, and also... a very old video made by Lincoln.
Anyone remember Mr Shrink? those basics never change.
http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/wel ... -tips.html
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Warpage , movement and distortion is definitely a challenge !
I gathered a few video's I found on youtube and made a playlist on this .
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... RHvktNLp60
I gathered a few video's I found on youtube and made a playlist on this .
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... RHvktNLp60
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Very timely videos, thanks Jody.
I am fast discovering that to be a welder is also to be a fabricator, and that welding is also a lot like painting - a great result relies on good preparation. And of course shrinkage is part of this consideration.
I fabricated a motorcycle race stand recently and didn't think much about distortion....but the pickup hooks had to wind up in position with only about 2mm tolerance, and believe me I started paying close attention to shrinkage the moment I realised my 'square' job had become anything but!
Oh, and that Lincoln Electric/Disney video...gold!
Kym
I am fast discovering that to be a welder is also to be a fabricator, and that welding is also a lot like painting - a great result relies on good preparation. And of course shrinkage is part of this consideration.
I fabricated a motorcycle race stand recently and didn't think much about distortion....but the pickup hooks had to wind up in position with only about 2mm tolerance, and believe me I started paying close attention to shrinkage the moment I realised my 'square' job had become anything but!
Oh, and that Lincoln Electric/Disney video...gold!
Kym