I know how to weld, should I weld in my own SFC's?
08-22-2003, 07:19 AM
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Re: I know how to weld, should I weld in my own SFC's?
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I'd reccomend only using a MIG wire feed welder set @ 20amps.
I'd reccomend only using a MIG wire feed welder set @ 20amps.
08-22-2003, 06:33 PM
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Re: I know how to weld, should I weld in my own SFC's?
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I'd reccomend only using a MIG wire feed welder set @ 20amps.
I'd reccomend only using a MIG wire feed welder set @ 20amps.
Welding is like sex you need good penetration as well as puddle control.
08-26-2003, 03:38 AM
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Re: I know how to weld, should I weld in my own SFC's? i'd just pay someone to do it. I took had my bmr tubular sfc's welded at a shop thats done it before...and it didn't seem very simple.
they took a while to get it done.
for about $65
they took a while to get it done.
for about $65
08-26-2003, 09:56 AM
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Re: I know how to weld, should I weld in my own SFC's?
i'd just pay someone to do it. I took had my bmr tubular sfc's welded at a shop thats done it before...and it didn't seem very simple.
they took a while to get it done.
for about $65
they took a while to get it done.
for about $65
It is simple if you know what your doing
