Hi, interesting method that I saw also in another repair video. I was not aware of it and will try it in my project as well. Thank you. Greetings from Germany
You can do it this way and with the grinding I would weld the back side because the side that the copper or brass is on is pretty smooth. I think for time wise you may be better off building simple panels rather than welding up swiss cheese
Demonstration purposes yes weld both sides if you didn't get a solid bead and a thin skim of bog good as a plate any day mate if you would like me to do a video on bending and welding plates / panels in let me know cheers
Hi, interesting method that I saw also in another repair video. I was not aware of it and will try it in my project as well. Thank you. Greetings from Germany
Good luck mate just watch the heat can get very hot very fast ;)
I use an old copper 2 pence piece coin, the new ones are steel now here in the UK
That's awesome mate I love the old UK coins, bet that gets hot :)
You can do it this way and with the grinding I would weld the back side because the side that the copper or brass is on is pretty smooth. I think for time wise you may be better off building simple panels rather than welding up swiss cheese
Demonstration purposes yes weld both sides if you didn't get a solid bead and a thin skim of bog good as a plate any day mate if you would like me to do a video on bending and welding plates / panels in let me know cheers
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