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Reply to Poorly done welds, advise pleaseTarry, the first set of pictures the OP put up the welds didn’t look near as good as the second chassis pictures.Yesterday, 09:33 AM
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Reply to Brazing rodYup, scrape the flux off and then hit the rod with some scotch brite to get it all off. If you have any on there, you’ll know it when you start flowing it. It’ll probably start spitting and sputtering at you.Yesterday, 09:31 AM
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Reply to Brazing rodI usually do the opposite -- convert TIG SiB rod into O/A brazing rod by heating the SiB rod and dipping it into borax. Works great.
As for converting coated O/A brazing rod into TIG brazing rod ... bust off the flux and give it a try. I bet it will work.Yesterday, 06:39 AM
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I had to do some brazing the other day and all I have is coated brazing rod for oxy/act welding.
Question: Can I use coated brazing rod with a TIG torch.
Bob Miller09-22-2022, 12:30 PM -
I'm interested in this offroad racing chassis, but the welds are pretty poorly done. It's all 4130 tubing, some tig welding and some looks mig welded, if you zoom in on some of the welds you can get an idea of what they look like. The photo that is the brightest, on the far right post coming down...09-11-2022, 09:56 AM
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I have a Miller Dynasty 280 DX with a 1.3 Cool-Mate, SN# MH270162301153U. I have been getting error codes 1.4.5 (Input under voltage) and 1.5.2 (CPS output over current). I have discovered the pump motor on the Cool-Mate does not work, gets hot so figuring internal short. Upon testing the 115 volt...08-31-2022, 11:57 AM