Hunnybunnywoowoo
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I`ve been a member now for a few weeks and have been lurking and looking before posting anything much really.
Looking thru the forums and doing my reading etc (A hard thing for me to do as I`m hands on/practical learning type of person) But what a great site and a wealth of knowledge
I`ve discovered the art of MIG welding thru trial and error and just about getting there now.
I would post pictures of the structure I have built good bad and ugly ........Oh hell yes this could be in the tate modern
. I started with the easy beads on plate and then tried all the horrid positions (I like a challenge)
Found I can push/pull with various amounts of competency
I prefer down hand mig over upright and found pushing is a nice way too for those hard to reach places. I`ve manage with good results to weld mild steel from 4mm down to 1mm and together in various positions and every conceivable position. Overhead not yet I remember the burns I got doing the ARC/GAS City and Guilds
TIG!! I'm really struggling with tho,so that's the next adventure to over come. Now i need to get out of the man cave I:e the practice place and do something I can be proud of.
Credit can`t just go to me as the welder. But the welder I bought Thermal arc 181i
So to recap . Thanks to all the members that add and provide info and help on here
Looking thru the forums and doing my reading etc (A hard thing for me to do as I`m hands on/practical learning type of person) But what a great site and a wealth of knowledge
I`ve discovered the art of MIG welding thru trial and error and just about getting there now.
I would post pictures of the structure I have built good bad and ugly ........Oh hell yes this could be in the tate modern
. I started with the easy beads on plate and then tried all the horrid positions (I like a challenge)Found I can push/pull with various amounts of competency
I prefer down hand mig over upright and found pushing is a nice way too for those hard to reach places. I`ve manage with good results to weld mild steel from 4mm down to 1mm and together in various positions and every conceivable position. Overhead not yet I remember the burns I got doing the ARC/GAS City and Guilds
TIG!! I'm really struggling with tho,so that's the next adventure to over come. Now i need to get out of the man cave I:e the practice place and do something I can be proud of.
Credit can`t just go to me as the welder. But the welder I bought Thermal arc 181i
So to recap . Thanks to all the members that add and provide info and help on here
