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Fillets Photos Journey

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 3:43 pm
by Nils
The material is 3/32 5051 sheet and alum channel extrusion alloy unknown, rod is 3/32 4043, 3/32 2% Lanthinated, Everlast 250EX with cooler, 114 amps, a/c 165 hz, balance 30% EP, 500 hz pulse, 45% on-time, 50% background.
Stainless table, deerskin dedicated alum gloves, TIG Finger, 3rd Hand.
Stainless table, deerskin dedicated alum gloves, TIG Finger, 3rd Hand.
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Panel is awesome!!!!
Panel is awesome!!!!
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5th run and best of all.  Slow to go as usual, then Heat control is still an issue as run starts to wash out.
5th run and best of all. Slow to go as usual, then Heat control is still an issue as run starts to wash out.
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Re: Fillets Photos Journey

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:09 pm
by Nils
Here's some more pictures leading up to the previous.
Bead warm-up.
Bead warm-up.
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1st run.  Choppy, no rhythm, struggling.
1st run. Choppy, no rhythm, struggling.
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2nd run.  Slow to go, not bad, but looking good the last half, getting hot wash.
2nd run. Slow to go, not bad, but looking good the last half, getting hot wash.
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Re: Fillets Photos Journey

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 4:20 pm
by Nils
Here's a picture of the rig.
Everlast 250EX with cooler
Everlast 250EX with cooler
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Me e-grinder
Me e-grinder
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Re: Fillets Photos Journey

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 6:09 pm
by ritzblitz
So if you are having problems with heat, back off the foot pedal a little man

Re: Fillets Photos Journey

Posted: Wed Mar 20, 2013 8:52 pm
by ajlskater1
One thing that may help as well is to make the one piece taller, with it being that small it will easy become hear saturated..for someone learning using bigger pieces to practices is always easier because you don't have to be as quick and precise with your amperage changes, once you get comfortable than try a joint like that. It also seems,you are running cold. Aluminum welds a lot easier hot and fast so the part doesn't become heat soaked. Cold and slow doesn't work well on aluminum.