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  • #16
    Hawk

    did ya forget the pic or do we gota come to your place to see them
    thanks for the help
    ......or..........
    hope i helped
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    • #17
      tig beads

      HAWK, I am predominently doing t-joints and try as I may my freezeline spacing is smaller. I will try a wetter puddle and some smaller filler rod. I am not unhappy with my current results at all I just like learning from the pros as I am not one.

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      • #18
        filer rod

        HAWK, I see according to your post your filler rod is 1/4 the size as compared to the material being welded thickness. 3/8" material, 3/32" filler rod. I tried a fillet weld and was able to emulate your bead easier than when I tried a T- joint weld. I believe I am using too big of filler rod.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by fun4now
          did ya forget the pic or do we gota come to your place to see them
          James,

          You are welcome to visit my shop. However, I did not post the pic since it was in the "TUNGSTEN GRINDER" post, but I can... I am sorry.

          By the way, this weld is not mine. A good friend of mine was passing through town. We have similar welding styles though I must admit he is a better welder than I am. I have only met a couple of guys on par with him. He spent a few minutes playing with my machine and testing filler.

          I had been having problems with the color match. The color with the 4043 is still off, but not as bad as the 5356. It seems like the 4043 had a better color match and a smoother flow on this 6061 alloy. I usually use the 5356, but for some reason it did not do well with this specific alloy.
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          • #20
            Originally posted by rb455ho
            HAWK, I see according to your post your filler rod is 1/4 the size as compared to the material being welded thickness. 3/8" material, 3/32" filler rod. I tried a fillet weld and was able to emulate your bead easier than when I tried a T- joint weld. I believe I am using too big of filler rod.
            Rob,

            I have always had better luck with the 1/16" and the 3/32" fillers. I will use 1/8" on 1/4" AL and thicker, but was out at the time.

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            • #21
              Hawk

              thank's for the invite. i was just funnin ya about the pic. i did go looking for it but now there are 2 tung. grinder posts and 1 is like 4 pages so i never found it.
              too easily side traced i gess

              that is a sweet looking set of freez puddles. looks like there will be lots to play with when my dyn. gets here. i like that you can verry the apearence so much cuz i realy like the look of a nice bead and cant wait to start playing
              thanks for the help
              ......or..........
              hope i helped
              sigpic
              feel free to shoot me an e-mail direct i have time to chat. [email protected]
              summer is here, plant a tree. if you don't have space or time to plant one sponsor some one else to plant one for you. a tree is an investment in our planet, help it out.
              JAMES

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