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Here's my tip on welding sheet metal: I am a beginner in welding. I try welding using an mma arc welding on sheet metal, but it always burn holes through....

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There was a tip here recently about welding galvanized metal. The gas it emits when heated is toxic and will make you sick. If you are welding with out ...

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I am learning to weld, from zero. Truly zero. One of the worse difficulties was to see where the tip of the electrode meets the piece to weld, when I have ...

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Hot water heater bbq welding tip: I have seen a lot of plans on the web lately about making BBQ grills and smokers out of hot water heaters. I Think a ...

Guide for pipe and structural welding?  starstarstarstar
Just wondering if there is a guide for pipe and structural welding?

Is Pipe Welding The Way To Go?  Not rated yet
To be a better welder, do I have to start of by welding pipes? And can you give me tips on how to start off? I've been welding for 2 years now and my down ...

Keep Dust Off Your Line  Not rated yet
If you're using an LN25 or any wire feeder you can use earplugs to keep dust out of your line. Feed wire into earplug right before drive rollers.

 

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