Got some new toys at work.. Building a TIG trolley too... and other Stuff.
Long story short needed to cut a few thousand slotted holes that my press couldn't do, so said to boss whose a top dude "can't cut these with oxy that'll suck mass balls" a few days later got this....
fun little gadget after using the oxy for years.
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Also I'm in my 3rd year now and my TIG skills weren't up to par I don't think with a total of a few hours experience and not wanting to fudge my tafe expectations I asked for a HF TIG Welder.
and voila.. on a side note we have ZERO need for a TIG in my workshop but we got one anyway so I'm chuffed with that, let the foreigners begin..
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Had a guy come out from allweld today and give me a run down on some basics before leaving me to make my own mistakes..
The only bit of stainless I had laying about was some 100x100x10 Equal angle.. thought hey it'll do for a butt and some fillets, this is my first attempt ever at stainless I just set it on some settings the manual suggested, turned out to be a very flat butt and a very concave fillet, sooo neeeed a lot of practice..
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Then for the Aluminium, same deal manual suggested settings. It was only an outside corner on 50x3 flat, I honestly thought it was going to be a lot harder but I found it the easier of the bunch compared to SS or MS.
Ignore the burred bottom edge I just cut it off with the grinder to run some beads, I only had a few pieces of alloy..
So anyway new toys new skills to work on much fun..
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