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Old 01-14-2004, 08:23 PM
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Just thought I'd share a pic of the HF manifold I did for a friend's CRX. Cast iron is nasty ---- to weld. Put the manifold in the oven for a bit and then welded it. I didn't have enough money to buy nickel rod so I welded it with some 304 filler. If I recall correctly this was about 110A and I was giving it most of the pedal.

He's probably done about 5k without it cracking yet...

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Old 01-14-2004, 08:31 PM
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Oops... Oh BTW I should add this was long before I took a real TIG welding course

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Wow.that looks good.good welding job.
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Nice..
I needa learn how to weld, although my dad and grandpa can just do it for me:P
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Old 01-14-2004, 09:48 PM
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Maybe I am critical of my own work. Here is a pic of a weld I'm relatively happy with. I spent about a week of after work evenings in the cold fabbing up an exhaust for a guy. Everyone who has seen the exhaust claims it to be a work of art and f-ing beautiful but I don't see it that way at all...



I'm not a welder - I'm a computer programmer. I just went out and bought a MIG welder last christmas and started reading books plus practising. I found that I really couldn't do aluminum with it so I bought a TIG welder in August. Suddenly I had a lineup of people wanting intercoolers so I took a TIG course to help myself along.

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Maybe I am critical of my own work. Here is a pic of a weld I'm relatively happy with. I spent about a week of after work evenings in the cold fabbing up an exhaust for a guy. Everyone who has seen the exhaust claims it to be a work of art and f-ing beautiful but I don't see it that way at all...



I'm not a welder - I'm a computer programmer. I just went out and bought a MIG welder last christmas and started reading books plus practising. I found that I really couldn't do aluminum with it so I bought a TIG welder in August. Suddenly I had a lineup of people wanting intercoolers so I took a TIG course to help myself along.

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thats a clean weld man !
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yea mig welding is easy to get the hang of but still man, that is one damn fine weld. Thats the kind of work you should be proud of.
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Jesus, are you smoking crack. That's talent. Plain and simple.
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