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welding round tube

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welding round tube

Post by uninformed »

are there any tips for welding round tube to round tube, ie butting one 90degree's to the other. i have no problem preparing the tube so it profiles the other. i am using a mig welder. also how do you create a smaller weld? if i feel i'm getting the penetration but am building up to much.
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Post by bubs »

If you believe you are getting to much of a mound, either turn back your wire or move a little faster
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Post by bubs »

according to a NASCAR website this is what you want the welds to look like
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Post by roadrunner »

Jeez, they look neat.

Bubs, is that MIG or TIG
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Post by MissDrew »

Hay bubs where do you get a pick of my welds from?


I bloody wish :lol:
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Post by Webbie »

bubs wrote:according to a NASCAR website this is what you want the welds to look like

Ah but what they look like and what they are like are three different things, cold weld ,no peno and so on.
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Post by matthewK »

looks like mig

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Post by bubs »

Its mig
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Post by HEY CHARGER »

I disagree, its Tig .
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I am just going off the site it was posted on
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Post by Tiny »

Why do people just assume a good neat weld is TIG?????? the guy that does our welding is bloody brillient on MIG, and looks better than the local specialest TIG mob
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Post by MARKx4 »

It could be either. One thing to remember its a pic of a cage set-up for a nascar. You dont become a cage welder for these guys if you are a good welder. These guys are at the top of the list of welders in america and around the world. So you can garentee max penitration and one of the tidest looking welds anyone could do. Thats what they are paid for.
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Post by awill4x4 »

It's mig welding but I suspect it could be pulse mig welded.
My tig welding looks better than that. :D
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Post by N*A*M »

awill4x4 wrote:My tig welding looks better than that. :D


i agree :D :armsup:
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