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18th March 2011, 05:38 PM
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cheers guys, its just the more hard to reach welds that im struggling with, my welds good when i can get to them and see what im doing.
its the rear framework thats causing me problems really,simply because there is a lot of tubes in such a small space! a lot of grinding and re-welding to do but will get there eventually! Cheers Jake
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18th March 2011, 06:14 PM
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I know this may sound silly but make sure you weld in the right direction ie left to right if left handed and vice versa if right handed so the weld is behind the filler and not heaped up in front and I find it helpfull to support the cable and this takes the weight off your hands a little and when I used to arc weld long runs,put the cable over the shoulder to take the weight off.
And as said practice and a good mask are king.
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