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Hi Guys,
Another cheat I used to use with oxy-acetylene if I couldn't clamp the job was to first weld a couple of small pips to the edge of one of the parts then you can push those against the other part and just fuze them in - bit like having a spot of filler ready and waiting. That works every time. Will
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Thanks. Enough tricks to start practicing this weekend. I've also just received new TM super flux and I can't wait to try it.
Greetings, Frank
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Another thing that may be causing the edges to burn away like that is the flame. If it is too harsh it will burn away the ally. You should have a large tip with a fairly soft flame. It's possible to weld with all sorts of flames but having it set correctly will make it so much easier. The flame should not be hissing. It should be almost silent.
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I presume that no-one reads every thread and that if a person has experience they will just ignore what I say. David
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Great info here! Thanks.
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