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jason.hwnd
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highdezman wrote:This weld was performed before i got my welder and i saw a tig weave done on steel and it looks like the same technique was used here, but how do you go about it? One more thing is there any benifit to this type of weld?Thanks
Please correct me if I'm wrong but I honestly think that weave is done by overlaying the puddles in an offset fashion.
In other words, instead of laying the puddles inline try to offset them while keeping them stacked.
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I AM A NOOB please don't laugh. I wound up wit that pattern last night at school walking the cup on vert. I don't know how but after the pass I thought it looked like a weave not a straight flat stack of dimes. My teacher didn't have a prob so I thought it was ok.
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using 2% Thoriated or 1.5% Lanthanated Tungsten with a point instead of a ball on the tip of the Tungsten. Have fun !!!!
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