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![]() what lmp are you running the gas at on the tig. i have found that you can get away with about 4-5lpm on a no5 or 6 ceramic welding the chassis. saves quite a bit of money on argon
![]() i did tig quite a bit of mine. but like ronnie i get fedup and crack out the mig as its loads faster and easier to get into all the tight areas with a slightly crushed gas shield |
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![]() That's a good point actually Ash - I've actually been running on 10lpm for all my practice runs as I wanted to ensure the gas was one less thing to go wrong. I meant to turn it down to about 7 this morning but actually forgot
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![]() i only have a tig so have been tigging everything so far. I am also only using about 4-5lpm for most bits, however in many t-joints, or where you have to weld upside down or in odd places, i stick the tungsten out a bit more and turn up the gas to around 10lpm, however, i am just shocked that my tank is already nearly half emty and its a boc size y pureshield argon
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![]() Added some more piccies of another day and an evenings wirth of work - seat back, ladder bracing and tunnel on the go
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...f&id=601005324 |
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![]() well done looking good.
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![]() Oops - sorry - should have been this link -
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...4&l=779053510f Just picked up the donor. 1987 1.8GL Sierra - Pinto engined. Genuine 44k miles from new - i got all the MOTs to prove it, original paperwork, owners manual etc. It's great driving such an old car as you get so used to modern stuff. Engine and gearbox are cracking - got a good turn of speed on the motorway as well ![]() Seems almost too good to scrap!! |
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