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| - Junkstarbuilds wrote:
Welding with a torch is easy, just a dip in a flux and away you go.....but, I just dont want "kids" playing with "alternate welding methods" at least I dont want them telling mom and pop I told then too! (know what I mean) That would be brazing, not welding. | |
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| - Junkstarbuilds wrote:
Welding with a torch is easy, just a dip in a flux and away you go.....but, I just dont want "kids" playing with "alternate welding methods" at least I dont want them telling mom and pop I told then too! (know what I mean) My ma and pa usually dont mind as long as i tell them what im up too and show the "safety precautions" | |
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| - Chopperhed wrote:
- Junkstarbuilds wrote:
Welding with a torch is easy, just a dip in a flux and away you go.....but, I just dont want "kids" playing with "alternate welding methods" at least I dont want them telling mom and pop I told then too! (know what I mean) That would be brazing, not welding. I know the difference between welding and brazing. I've done them both. I took three yrs of welding and metallurgy.. I'm out of practice but I have some skills. | |
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| - dylansrockinrigs wrote:
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- Actually, I've used wire coat hangers for years when welding with oxy/ace. torch, but it will work for an emegency as a stick.
A bank of deep cycle batteries will give you very nice welds, with good rod. its straight DC voltage with no harmonics or noise. The arc you get will be stone clean.
A single deep cuycle battery can give up to 1000 amps for a brief time. A bank of 10 wired in parallel would give you 120v ac @ 1000 amps. Enought to burn through a ships hull in a few seconds or weld with a piece of 1/4" cold rolled steel
A certain amount of other electrical equipment would be required to make it work, but its no big deal.
Its been done already.
Wouldnt that kinda amperage knock you on your ass and probably mess with your cardio vascular system or nervous system. You'd be dead if it arced through you. 14 Amps is enough to stop your heart | |
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| - Chopperhed wrote:
- I work with engineers who don't know the difference
I'm not taking offense. Sometimes you just don't know. | |
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| - greener179 wrote:
- i bought a used clark 110v welder for $75 was it a good deal?
How was it treated from the previous owner..I hope it was rarely used and works out great for you..As for brand..I wouldnt wory about that, not for 75$... Test it out on some metal! | |
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| - greener179 wrote:
- i bought a used clark 110v welder for $75 was it a good deal?
I'd have to say it was a real good deal. That's what I use, my dad bought it years ago and I've had no issues with it yet. I use flux core wire all the time with it an it welds fine, I bought a bottle of gas a few years back for it but haven't used it yet. | |
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