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[@jimphanbuh8425]

Same difference

[@hgsto]

Very nice..

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[@moyejasguzquin4695]

Excelente

[@juanalbertoalvaradosantana7900]

Hola para hacer ese tipo de corte, cuantos milimetros le quitas para que te quede de la medida que quieres ya que al doblarlo te aumenta unos milímetros

[@ismiravel3197]

Parabéns excelente técnica.

[@samukacapitao1608]

great. simple and eficient. I will start doing like that. thanks for the idea

[@smarthumans751]

amazing... thank for sharing

[@wilbury88]

You do not talk too, only shows what you do, but thanks for sharing your knowledge!

[@sabrosizzimo]

Muy bueno , saludos

[@marliribeiro4142]

Sensacional 👏👏

[@dylanialith6333]

Grand merci ca va beaucoup m'aider 👍👍👍

[@d3n1.s]

Thanks bro👍

[@brggmc]

If you're going to weld up a tightly closed joint, penetration will be very poor, with no strength when it is cleaned off. There should be a slight gap between the two edges to be welded, allowing the weld-pool to melt through the thickness of the metal to the bottom face, thus amalgamating the whole piece into one. The only time butted-up edges would be acceptable is on very thin steel (sub 2mm), when it is relatively easy to use enough amps to safely create a good solid through-weld. A 'hotter' shielding gas might also help, to prevent early cooling of the weld-pool.

[@princestevens1197]

Wonderful

[@rokolozano9961]

Very good solution for curved cuts, good luck!

[@mariocopete5932]

Gracias

[@migeldavalos1348]

Grasias por el video he aprendido varias cosas...

[@roseberlinelouis4325]

Que bueno!!! 👋👋👋