lead body solder
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lead body solder
For those interested we have the rough almost final draft of the lead body solder article ready, thanks to Lee (Lwlandy)
http://www.old-fords.com/welding/lead.htm
Again, use "fte" as user name, "weld" as the password.
http://www.old-fords.com/welding/lead.htm
Again, use "fte" as user name, "weld" as the password.
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From: Carnation, WA
Thanks Guys,
If I get time this weekend I will take a few more Pictures showing the finishing side of things to add to the article. I just havent had a chance to get over to the workshop in the last few days. The weather was so bad at the weekend here that I couldnt even bare to go out of the front door.
Cheers
Lee
If I get time this weekend I will take a few more Pictures showing the finishing side of things to add to the article. I just havent had a chance to get over to the workshop in the last few days. The weather was so bad at the weekend here that I couldnt even bare to go out of the front door.
Cheers
Lee
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Originally Posted by Lwlandy
Thanks Guys,
The weather was so bad at the weekend here that I couldnt even bare to go out of the front door.
Cheers
Lee
The weather was so bad at the weekend here that I couldnt even bare to go out of the front door.
Cheers
Lee
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OK, I guess this means the article is prety much ok and we can move on to the other subjects. This means that both Chemical Bonds and Lead Filling are finished - any one want to tackle MIG or TIG?
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Originally Posted by Brian_B
I am loving all this. I cannot help with the articles because I don't know any of it yet, but this is the way to learn. 
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Just jump in and learn as you go.
And Ax, MIG is right up your alley - I have already followed some of your ideas.
I suggest you write two sections - the first for beginners who have no idea what a MIG is and why you might want one, and the second for those same beginners as they advance, plus the more experanced. We could call the second section "Advanced MIG" and work with other metals - the beginner has enough to learn just dealing with 1018 steel!
I want to play too! 
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Originally Posted by WillyB
Not knowing anything has not stopped me!
Just jump in and learn as you go.
And Ax, MIG is right up your alley - I have already followed some of your ideas.
I suggest you write two sections - the first for beginners who have no idea what a MIG is and why you might want one, and the second for those same beginners as they advance, plus the more experanced. We could call the second section "Advanced MIG" and work with other metals - the beginner has enough to learn just dealing with 1018 steel!
Just jump in and learn as you go.
And Ax, MIG is right up your alley - I have already followed some of your ideas.
I suggest you write two sections - the first for beginners who have no idea what a MIG is and why you might want one, and the second for those same beginners as they advance, plus the more experanced. We could call the second section "Advanced MIG" and work with other metals - the beginner has enough to learn just dealing with 1018 steel!