One comment I've come across many times by guys who weld steel buildings is that (short circuit) mig is not approved for structural work. Structural being stick (or flux core). I think it depends on the settings and the gas used, as well as the technique of course. Just curious what your settings were and what gas you use. I have an idea of what I would set the welder to, over 23 volts, somewhere over 400 ipm. Gas would be 90/10 argon/co2, or 90/8/2% o2. If I could turn the frame sideways to do the sides I would go 26.5 or 27 volts, 550 ipm, and spray it together.
I like your videos cuz u literally just get to the point and do it you dont sit for half the video talking you nailed it my man
I appreciate the feedback brotha thank you
I'm glad to see you wearing all the gear.
Well done mate , nice work 👍
Thank you brotha
and sweet beads also
How ide was the scab plate? 6"? I missed where you made the template. Thanks
One comment I've come across many times by guys who weld steel buildings is that (short circuit) mig is not approved for structural work. Structural being stick (or flux core). I think it depends on the settings and the gas used, as well as the technique of course. Just curious what your settings were and what gas you use. I have an idea of what I would set the welder to, over 23 volts, somewhere over 400 ipm. Gas would be 90/10 argon/co2, or 90/8/2% o2. If I could turn the frame sideways to do the sides I would go 26.5 or 27 volts, 550 ipm, and spray it together.
Was the original driveshaft put back on or did it have to be replaced?
Had to be made shorter and balanced at a driveline service shop
Why drill those holes out you have a plasma cutter?
I needed a new plasma tip
What size wire are you using ?
.30
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