Killer Weldz Thread

I've been practicing a little...
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Go ahead and just post yours so no one else will waste their time.:flipoff2:.
 
Nice looking tig work.
 
Mine looks like chewed buble gum too but they are deep. Welding is like sex. Looks are nice but its all about the penetration.
 
Those aren't my welds guys. They were done by the thread starter. I was just joking that he started this thread.

Might as well have been titled "Hey, I'm a badass welder."








My welds look much better than that...but I don't ever take pictures.:flipoff2:
 
I'll try to get a few close ups of the radiator support and header, the support is all tig welded cold rolled and weighs less than 4 lbs. The header is 304 stainless. Its on a fully tig welded single seat chassis I'm building for a customer that wants to keep it top secret :) So consider this a sneak peak of what it'll be. The axle pictures are also from the same buggy and is all MIG welded.
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Those aren't my welds guys. They were done by the thread starter. I was just joking that he started this thread.
Might as well have been titled "Hey, I'm a badass welder."
My welds look much better than that...but I don't ever take pictures.:flipoff2:
Haha, Come on with it, I got plenty....
 

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I'll try to get a few close ups of the radiator support and header, the support is all tig welded cold rolled and weighs less than 4 lbs. The header is 304 stainless. Its on a fully tig welded single seat chassis I'm building for a customer that wants to keep it top secret :) So consider this a sneak peak of what it'll be. The axle pictures are also from the same buggy and is all MIG welded.


Nice Work! :bounce2: your headers are badass on that 22RE
 
alright guys, give me some advice on my welds. I'm pretty sure i got the heat and penetration correct. The coloring was great and the brackets passed the BFH test. do i just need to pull back the wire speed? BTW this is with my Lincoln 180c mig welder (220). also whats the best technique to use as far as the pass? Towards the last couple brackets i did a "push" and threaded it from the bracket to the tube and back just like sewing. would a tiny circle be better? Bare in mind these welds were my 2nd or 3rd time ever, so i am just slightly inexperienced :bounce2: .


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Thanks for your advice in advance, and sorry for hijacking your pretty weld thread with ugly welds.
 
Always push and maybe move a little faster looks like the welder is set right just gotta pracitce
 
First step in any good weld is to ensure your helment is clean and you can see what your welding. The "walking off" in your weld looks like maybe you couldn't see the crack?
 
yeah that was when i was pulling it... after i pushed it it was good. the other times i was at an awkward angle.
 
I always do lower case cursive e's. No matter if its downhill, uphill, pushin or pulling. I work really hard to keep a steady rhythm. The sound will change as you make your e's so focus on making that sound steady. With practice you'll find that with adjusting stick out and how far you space your e's you can really tune the weld to look how you want it to.



Here's some TIG'n closeups from today...

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Here is a foot pedestal and a foot stop
 

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I had a little free time so I was making a door stop that looks like my logo. I'll try to finish it tomorrow and take a few pictures.
 
ha maybe you guys can help me weld up my roll cage. im so out of practice. my welds look like poop right now
 
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