MinnesotaDave wrote:GFab70 - that's a nice jig you have set up in that last pic

Thanks Dave. It's simple and easy to change parts out quickly I had 2 stacks like this on the last order.

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for a beginner it helps establish a starting point. how exactly does it do that when it destroys an entire practice piece, or even worse, an actual project? That's my point Oscar, when you are learning it doesn't matter what happens to scrap pieces. Starting slow does in fact show beginners what to...

To welders who are experienced the puddle times are achieved much faster and most times are under 2 seconds. I am trying to give this fellow enough instruction to find a starting place. For me to sit down and wait that long for a puddle is ridiculous for a beginner it helps establish a starting poin...

I will never ever under any circumstance bribe someone to do their job correctly. I will however reward proper service. Whether it be with donuts, pizza, cookies and milk or all the above. Sounds like you need to find a supplier and work the requirements out AHEAD of time. If you have no options the...

I don't use sandpaper, I use a scotchbrite. They don't leave as much debris behind. I am guessing you are trying to weld the round to the square, if so get a long clamp and tighten them together after cleaning. Then hook ground to clamp. Set the work on a 45° angle to help "flow" the puddl...

Nicely done!!

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