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Originally Posted by mb911
Well I teach welding just over the border from you. Our students get that stuff as well but if you sign up for specific things we tailor it towards your needs. I had a retired airline pilot make a 1/4 steam locomotive cause he wanted to learn how to build pressure vessels. It really depends where you sign up and what they teach. we do it all. even show the occasional fuch weld repair, and mag case repair  |
MB911, I have a couple of questions for you on Mag Case welding, I'll send you a PM.
Chris, I have built several roll cages, swaybar strut-bars, and even a full tubular chassis using a Lincoln Tig 225. If you want good solid welds that penetrate your material and form a good structural weld, I would use Tig and fill rod. I tried using my Mig welder on the tubular chassis, but getting the inside tight spots was tough, with the Tig, it worked beautifully. What I really love about Tig welding rollbars and the sort it being able to "beehive" the weld with out it getting ugly. Hmm, is it time for a welding get-together? (Just kidding)
Just my .02 worth.
-Nick
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