Who in town carries .025 wire? I've only seen .030 and .035 in flux core, but I've only been in a couple welding shops and didn't look that hard. I'll keep you in mind about the copper bar - thanks!
Who in town carries .025 wire? I've only seen .030 and .035 in flux core, but I've only been in a couple welding shops and didn't look that hard. I'll keep you in mind about the copper bar - thanks!
So the 150CF bottle seems to be the best route, man that thing is tall....
Any thoughts on mounting it at an angle, or even horizontally?
Any thoughts on mounting it at an angle, or even horizontally?
I asked that same question - maybe here or on another forum, and was told NOT to mount it any other way but vertically. Something to do with the pickup tube needing to be at the bottom of the cylinder, relatively speaking. Mount it against a wall with a secure means of retention, or on a sturdy cylinder dolly.
Alright since this has morphed into a metal working thread....
Have any of you used POR15? I got a quart and put some on my firewood rack last night, it's good stuff. And I WAY over bought with a quart, so if any of you want to try it....
Have any of you used POR15? I got a quart and put some on my firewood rack last night, it's good stuff. And I WAY over bought with a quart, so if any of you want to try it....
A compressed gas cylinder can theoretically be used in any orientation. However, laying it on its side just makes the regulator and valve a nice target for dropping stuff on. I'd leave it upright.
An acetylene cylinder, on the other had, must be used upright.
Ah, the acetylene must be what I was thinking of. Thanks for setting me straight on that score.
A "welding spoon"? You learn something new every day - thanks
A copper welding spoon, to help with those pesky blowouts.....
Atwoods has it in Hobart which is a real good wire
