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by rick66pony
Sun Jul 26, 2015 4:04 pm
Forum: Mig and Flux Core - gas metal arc welding & flux cored arc welding
Topic: How would you weld this joint?
Replies: 3
Views: 699

Re: How would you weld this joint?

Otto - thanks for the reply. I've attached an additional picture showing some additional information about the factory welds. The area of the bracket that makes contact with the wheelhouse is very small (varies from about 1/16" to about 3/16"). I would describe it as a flange on the edge o...
by rick66pony
Sun Jul 26, 2015 1:27 pm
Forum: Mig and Flux Core - gas metal arc welding & flux cored arc welding
Topic: How would you weld this joint?
Replies: 3
Views: 699

How would you weld this joint?

I'm installing new wheelhouses on my 66 mustang convertible. The picture below shows where the brace from the rear trunk divider to rocker panel mates up with the wheelhouse. The brace is 14 gauge (green) and the wheelhouse is 21 gauge (silver). It looks like the factory might have done it with a to...
by rick66pony
Thu Sep 05, 2013 2:15 pm
Forum: Mig and Flux Core - gas metal arc welding & flux cored arc welding
Topic: Can you spot weld over a mig plug weld?
Replies: 1
Views: 435

Can you spot weld over a mig plug weld?

For the autobody repairs that I'm doing, I'm using a lot of mig plug welds. Obviously, these don't have the same appearance as the factory spot welds. I recently picked up an HTP spot welder and was wondering if I could go back and use the spot welder over the plug weld. I've tested it on pieces and...
by rick66pony
Sat Jan 12, 2013 3:05 pm
Forum: Mig and Flux Core - gas metal arc welding & flux cored arc welding
Topic: MIG settings for 12 gauge
Replies: 4
Views: 2479

MIG settings for 12 gauge

I've looked at about every table I can find on the web for MIG settings and they all go from 22ga down to 14ga and then jump to 1/8". I need to do plug welds on 12ga using solid wire (.030) with 75/25 gas. Does anybody know a good starting point? If someone could prove them for 12 gauge at .024...