Just found this forum, it looks pretty informative.
About a year and a half ago I started getting very interested in welding. After a slow start I'm now doing roll cages for the school as an extra curricular activity. Thought you guys would like to see what we do.
A little feedback would also be helpful as I'm always trying to improve my skills. I actually have no formal training, just looking at books and other welds.
Most of the welds you see are on 1.25" OD x .049 wall 1018 steel tubing. Usually I use a 1/16" 2% tungsten with gas lens. About 80-100 amps depending on the fit up. The machines (that the school purchased) are Lincoln precision tig 275 and a Lincoln square wave 175. er70s-6 is the fill rod.
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Nexium Lawyer
About a year and a half ago I started getting very interested in welding. After a slow start I'm now doing roll cages for the school as an extra curricular activity. Thought you guys would like to see what we do.
A little feedback would also be helpful as I'm always trying to improve my skills. I actually have no formal training, just looking at books and other welds.
Most of the welds you see are on 1.25" OD x .049 wall 1018 steel tubing. Usually I use a 1/16" 2% tungsten with gas lens. About 80-100 amps depending on the fit up. The machines (that the school purchased) are Lincoln precision tig 275 and a Lincoln square wave 175. er70s-6 is the fill rod.
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Nexium Lawyer
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