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if you're going down the glue route and the fit is tight/interference try WeiconLock http://www.weicon.com/pages/en/products/adhesive/1c-adhesive/weiconlock.php

 

we use it underwater but it is used for architectural stainless steel work

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Fruity, you did say it was not as easy as some suggested on here, funny they all make out that there experts.

 

Anyway I really appreciate your attempts, the first blast with the welding thing quite surprised me, I didn't think they got quite that hot so quick. Maybe I should have removed that plastic spacer before hand. Never mind doesn't matter now, it did smell a tad.

I will try and see if someone can smelt it down and maybe roll it out, and start afresh. post-2987-0-15101600-1455814207_thumb.jpg

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It's not easy on thin stuff tig is about 30 amps per mm most magazines will be half that

There are a few tricks like copper or ali heat sinks but it's far from easy, that's why the last I did ( fractured along the spot welded seam I used metal epoxy) that don't melt plastic spacers neither lol

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glad you are happy with it doggy. :good: no melted cheese lol but the hot glue worked well as im only a DIY welder :whistling: but I had washed my hands before I held it.... :no: .

 

backers are ok but it can draw the heat to fast and harden the steel and get the fractures' . the unit I have is a 200amp ac/dc inverter and its the dogs ding dongs for a 240v home unit its got some right useful tricks on it ..

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glad you are happy with it doggy. :good: no melted cheese lol but the hot glue worked well as im only a DIY welder :whistling: but I had washed my hands before I held it.... :no: .

 

backers are ok but it can draw the heat to fast and harden the steel and get the fractures' . the unit I have is a 200amp ac/dc inverter and its the dogs ding dongs for a 240v home unit its got some right useful tricks on it ..

Never found or heard of that even on fancier stuff than a regular mild steel mag

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