how to fill a gap, hmt style
02-01-2007, 03:47 PM
#33
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Re: how to fill a gap, hmt style
+1 ------ish
There are better things to use than that. Atleast make the attempt to use a similar metal.
Oh, and I got dibs saying you cap that pipe on both ends & pressurize it. It leaks somewhere. Rule #1 to laying HMT birdshield flux core welds. There is no such thing as perfectly sealed...
Not that I care what you do tho.
There are better things to use than that. Atleast make the attempt to use a similar metal.
Oh, and I got dibs saying you cap that pipe on both ends & pressurize it. It leaks somewhere. Rule #1 to laying HMT birdshield flux core welds. There is no such thing as perfectly sealed...
Not that I care what you do tho.
02-01-2007, 06:49 PM
#34
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Re: how to fill a gap, hmt style
Originally Posted by AJxr
coming from the idiot who tries to convice a bunch of ghetto techinicians that waste their time on a message board that he is a hardcore gangster.
it doesnt leak, its smooth inside, there is nothing wrong with it just looks like *** from the outside. it wouldnt flow any better if done the other way, it would just use more weld.
it doesnt leak, its smooth inside, there is nothing wrong with it just looks like *** from the outside. it wouldnt flow any better if done the other way, it would just use more weld.
02-10-2007, 11:04 PM
#38
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Re: how to fill a gap, hmt style
Originally Posted by B16Drag
Good way to ---- up a nice mandrel bend 
Whats into you guys lately, if its ghetto the least bit everyone jumps on ya...
