This is what I ended up with.
corners are harder though. [Edited on 28/5/09 by big_wasa]
Thanks for the tips ( Last thread ) Ive had another go, this time ive
turned the gas and power down just a touch.
This is what I ended up with. corners are harder though.
[Edited on 28/5/09 by big_wasa]
WOW
wish i could do that... well done
thats a good improvement. the weld looks lots more controled and uniform. there is little bit of undercut from the odd wobble but nothing bad to
worry about.
going round circular things is much harder with tig as im sure your finding out.
another little tip is to get a stubby end cap for the torch as it makes it lots easier to get into the hard to reach places.
[Edited on 28/5/09 by ashg]
Nice 
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Looking good! Perhaps you are a long lost Bogg brother
if you want to improve really quickly practice tigging nuts onto plate. it really helps with getting the fine control.
Just make sure they aren't zinc plated....
Well done that man!
If you're planning on doing a fair amount of TIG, especially circular things, then consider investing in,( or knocking up LOCOST style) a
positioner. Basically a slowly revolving chuck device that enables you to keep the torch still and do a whole circular weld without stopping. My tame
welder wouldn't be without his.
You'll soon be welding like this.....
i have a rotating table but its no good for welding in situe.
blimey this is starting to sound like the welding forum lol.
spyder your build is looking very nice. do you have any more pictures?
The trick, if you have a shaky hand, is to persuade people that it's a "special sort of weave".
Paul G
quote:
Originally posted by 907
The trick, if you have a shaky hand, is to persuade people that it's a "special sort of weave".
Paul G
quote:
Originally posted by ashg
spyder your build is looking very nice. do you have any more pictures?
oh good lord, that is a sexy car! want it want it want it want it want it want it!!!
Why rod ends on the roll bar supports? Or are they something else?
quote:
Originally posted by 907
The trick, if you have a shaky hand, is to persuade people that it's a "special sort of weave".
Paul G
I'm a special welder 
quote:
Originally posted by MikeRJ
Why rod ends on the roll bar supports? Or are they something else?
