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Pop rivets? No don't!! Just kidding.
Well that first one you linked to - I've just bought one for £11 notes delivered. There has to be a catch there really does. Not anywhere does it say I'm buying the box only so this will be a lols purchase
If anything it'll be useful for components..
Gasless runs hotter. I think it's the lack of shielding gas. With gas mig welding it's surprising how low a heat you can weld at. With gas comes a Hobbyweld contract or whatever so factor that in too. Mask, gloves and other consumables (though they're cheap to buy the smaller things).
My mig can do gas and gasless and I dislike gasless immensely. The splatter is less than rod welding but it seems to be harder to remove - that could well be the cheapo fluxed wire I was using that came with the machine when purchased.
If you're gonna mess with small bracketry then brazing would be ideal. You need some good heat so get a hotter burning gas torch. Mapp gas is your friend - it will need the burner for it too. I dunno how much brazing rods cost these days but for what you're doing it will be cheap anyway. Just remember to clean surfaces lots. You will find videos online. ____________________ CCM 404 DS |
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Scam by the looks of it. The previous items sold by that seller were totally unrelated brick-à-brac. I found another account selling a Lincoln for £24.95.
If I were to guess it would be: steal eBay account, assign new PayPal account, post ludicrous items, empty PayPal account of funds, make off like bandits...
Anyhoo, I've not tried MAPP (or MAP+ as it seems to be these days) so I'm going to try a bit of that plus a fine "jewellers" torch - well, finer than what I have in the shed that looks more appropriate for crème brûlée!
Cleaning surfaces seems obvious now but back when I was first introduced to brazing (~11yo) the teacher at school never mentioned such things; "need more flux" is all he said We turned out some proper rubbish! Amazing: won't let kids near acetone or contact cleaner (not even some emery paper) but fine with oxy acetylene torches
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You could always silver solder the lugs on. Less intense heat required, more forgiving to use (pre-flux, heat, flow solder). Maybe easier with very thin material, I could see you burning the edges of the lugs trying to get it all up to brazing temperature.
Remember to remove the flux after. ____________________ “Rule one: Always stick around for one more drink. That's when things happen. That's when you find out everything you want to know.”
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How's the strength of silver solder vs brazing? Not that it's an area that should see much stress ____________________ Husqvarna Vitpilen 401, Yamaha XSR700, Honda Rebel, Yamaha DT175, Suzuki SV650 (loan) Fazer 600, Keeway Superlight 125, 50cc turd scooter |
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That 11 quid welders been pulled from Ebay.
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 4 years, 88 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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