Brazing Aluminum
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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Kent White demonstrates brazing aluminum on a damaged aircraft wheel pant.
I really enjoyed this video. Far superior to any television programme. Thank you.
I appreciate your craftsmanship. I've welded a great deal of aluminum. Brazing seems so much easier in so many applications. Wow thanks for the lesson.
Excellent work. Good explanation between soldering, brazing, and welding at the end.
wow! Mr White is like a painter with that torch. I wish I had his skills! beautiful work!!
Two thumbs up, thank you for passing on the knowledge so it doesn't get lost.
Thanks for the nice compliment. Craftsmanship is very important to me, and we are working hard to keep craftsmanship alive here for future metalworkers. best regards - tinman
I felt my IQ go up a few notches watching this, excellent work! I one day would like to have this skill. You worked for it, you should be proud. Thanks again for the upload, now I gotta go play with the torch! :)
Very nice Kent. I can fully appreciate quality and craftsmanship.
If all you get out of this is did he say tooth brush then stick with bagging groceries at the grocery store. I have a mechanics degree Kent and I am happy to say that you are a born instructor. I enjoyed your film and it taught me some of the stuff I had forgotten as well as new hints. I want tot hank you for ajob well done. Oh by the way Kent, some people don't know a good thing if it hit them like a 2 x 4.
My goodness, that was wonderful. I have a motorcycle petrol cap made of ´´pot metal´´. I paid 40 pounds ( English) to get it rechromed and it was rusty within 2 months. They did not fill the tiny, tiny, holes that obviously existed after 30 years exposure. This is what I need to do. Ta very much. Tony.
that was beautiful work, i never seen anything like it before.
thanks for all your lessons..keep them comming!!
nice work gramps
@Myminizzle For boot lid repairs on old Bentleys, I always cut the ruined area out, in circular or semi-circular patterns (never with square corners). I fit a patch of the same thickness material and of 3003 alloy butting it carefully around the perimeter. I then weld it in, using the torch, flux, and 1100 filler rod.
Love your craftsmanship!
@rooster4501 Yes I would. I would use our flux-core brazing rod. I would vee the crack a tiny bit on each side, clean it thoroughly with isopropyl alcohol, and brush it with a stainless steel toothbrush so it is clean, clean, clean. - tinman
You make that look sooooo easy!
@jf99151 British Small Arms made motorcycle fuel tanks that were formed of BirmaBrite, equivalent to our 5052, which my company clearly declares as simply not joinable with this rod. I must apologize for any confusion. There is an excellent alternative, however, and that is our Rod & Flux Combination. I recommend using our TM2000 welding lenses though (to absorb the sodium orange flare given off by the flux). - tinman
where can i get this kinda brazing rod
Nothing like craftsmanship..sweet job.
Very informative! Thanks for the video lesson!
Cleco's! :)
Very cool video. Thank you for sharing, and great work!
Learned a ton from this!
good video but I wish it was in a higher definition so I could really see textures
@jf99151 The BSA motorcycle tanks are quite often made of BIRMA-BRITE, a british alloy equal to our 5052. This marine-grade alloy is very corrosion resistant and therefore you need a corrosive brazing flux with the correct filler rod. Our flux-core materials simple will not work. Be sure to use the corrosive flux and rod combination (not the flux-core rod product). - tinman
True craftsmanship ! I strive to be like this one day
Beautiful craftsmanship and skill.
@nickf1229 Usually these tanks are made out of 5052, a marine-grade alloy. Brazing these pits can be done using a rod and a flux combination (NOT flux-core). Soldering is impossible. Otherwise, it's best to cut out the bottom and put in a fresh one. - tinman
@AutoPilotDeLorean For steel rust pits you have to dig all corrosion and dirt out of the bottom of each pit, making the steel bright. Then you can use roll solder and its activated flux from the hardware store. Flux the fender and the solder wire, warm the fender until the flux sizzles and then touch the solder to the spots. the solder will flow in and fill beautifully. For chrome, use the orange flux-coated silver braze we have on our website. - tinman
great work
great work
Is brazing aluminum joints as strong as welded joints?
@jf99151 what rod would you recomend for patching a hole in the boot lid of my 56 Bentley s1 that would also bond well with a modern alum backing patch? Thanks
The end bearings in that grinder are going out .
Very informative !!! Thanks.
Great work! Thanks for sharing. I'm about to do some brazing to attach a short extruded alu on a 4mm sheet. Will the brazing ruin the anodized finish on the opposite side of the sheet?
nice video i have never used a torch before but you make it look easy
what type of torch are you using
thanks
You are an artist.
I tried this on a BSA gas tank and i can't seem to get the tank to accept the rod. I'm using the Aero braze. Soft flame, clean.
Looking good
@gbftats07 It can be, depending on the design of the joint. A brazed lap joint can be as strong as a butt-welded joint. - tinman
@blkbernard I look at the strength required, and then the joint designs possible. Lastly, I look at what temperature the part will withstand. I generally solder soft, thin parts. I will braze parts that enable a T-joint or lap-joint. And I weld when given a strong part that allows a butt joint. - tinman
i hav nver hard of anything thats solders brazes and welds wouldnt it just be soldering considering its the lowest temp
CAN I REPAIR PITTING AND CORROSION ON A 168 Gallon MARINE DIESEL FUEL ALLUMINUM TANK SEVERAL HOLES IN BOTTOM...IF NOT CAN THE BOTTOM BE CUT AND REPLACED/WELDED BACK ON? PLEASE HELP
@xXxchipperchopperxXx There are products out there that are sold with wild claims attached to them. There is no product on the market that can effectively do all three of these things. - tinman
Lovely, Have you trained any apprentices in your trade? You really are excellent.
Beautiful work with the aluminum but did you return Richard Kiel's(AKA Jaws) "stainless toothbrush" when you were done?
It was fun indeed.
What kind of brazing rod was used in this vid?. Im trying to find some good rod and dont want to end up with some of the wonder metal garbage.
wizard at work ,im`e a bit self taught ,but i love the terminologhy joust your filler,its so true ,but i was oxy accetaline welding my first bike tank ,is it hot enough ,joust,is it hot enough,joust ,yes . long life and happiness ,cheers fred ,uk
nice job, but where is ur saftey equipment ? :P
Kent what do you think of that hts 2000 stuff. would it be good for aluminum brazing on wheels. they were corroded and pit marked really bad and sandblasted turns out theres holes through the wheel
Would this technique work for a steel bicycle fender for filling small rust pits?
What is the name of the product you are using to build up on the aluminum and where can it be bought?
Can you braze a crack in a aluminum motorcycle case? If so what would you use to do that?
Do you have the same kind of results with a propane torch ? It seems that your oxygen acetylene torch heats up the brazing better without melting the part as long as you heat up carefully ... I can't get to the same result with my propane torch even though I have some fine brazing rods ...
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7:54 I thought that was my phone! LOL
Thxs Tinmantech, I am tig weling 5083 alum. Im using a filler rod of 5556 3/32 but im getting some very small pin holes. do u think ur product will wk on my pin holes? my part will also need to pass penetrate inspection, they have to be clean of porosity and slag inclusions. Please advise if ur product will wk for me?
if so... please give me details on ur product and where to purchase this flux-core brazing rods, thxs again
@tinmantech
what would you recommend i use on these BBS aluminum wheels. im not sure if they were forged or cast aluminum. i have an OA torch and a dc tig welder with argon or helium.
@bedofrazorsqwerty I'm hoping that through my writing of booklets, workshops I offer, DVDs, and videos here on RUclips I'm doing my best......... - tinman
Tinmantech your not a professional , your an EXPERT!!!
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WOW!
this cat is bad ass!
Tinman,..what would you recommend using to fill in holes on thin (.050) aluminum? They are various sized bolt holes (3/16" to 7/16") on the transom of an old aluminum boat.
No, sorry. Is he missing it terribly?? - tinman : )
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