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Turned out nice!!
$110 for a pound is cheap.
Beautiful job as always Shawn.I did a little welding on my 298 clutch cover the other day, it had a crack that I just couldn't live with.
After cleaning and ditch cutting.
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After blending the outside and bead blasting.
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Beautiful job as always Shawn.
I did a little welding on my 298 clutch cover the other day, it had a crack that I just couldn't live with.
After cleaning and ditch cutting.
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After blending the outside and bead blasting.
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Nah. PPG urethane, single stage. It's very hard when dry and i can get a nice matt finish with 0000 steel wool.
I've got the powder setup. Yet to try it.
Good morning and thanks. Have you ever tried welding aluminium to magnesium?Looks pretty good for a first attempt!
I've tried welding Mag with 5356 aluminum filler wire and it didn't work. 5356 is supposed to be the aluminum alloy with the most Mg in it.Good morning and thanks. Have you ever tried welding aluminium to magnesium?
As far the liquidity temperature, alu has 660 Celsius, mag 650 C. While when thinking of heat conductivity the former has 118, latter nearly 92, which means heat given from arc moves away faster in alu than mag.
Chy
Good evening Drf, thank you that's a meaningful information.I've tried welding Mag with 5356 aluminum filler wire and it didn't work. 5356 is supposed to be the aluminum alloy with the most Mg in it.
I've never tried joking Mg/Al. Doubt it would work.
Gtg?...when...where?Hey Brett, you gonna make it to Pa. Next month for a GTG ??
Thanks Duane, I was playin cards tonight..