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Re: Yowzers! Hold my beer, I wanna try something!!!!!!!
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Re: Yowzers! Originally Posted by jmm03 I wish I had kept one of the same size rods we used to repair the forging dies at Kaiser Aluminum . We had 4, 400 amp machines hooked up in series to give 1200 total. Operator wore a molders reflective suit and operated a pantograph that had a 6 foot reach. It was very impressive. Jim 4 - 400 Amp machines hooked in series gets you 400 Amps. 4 - 400 Amp Machines in parallel gets you 1600A.
Re: Yowzers! I wish I had kept one of the same size rods we used to repair the forging dies at Kaiser Aluminum . We had 4, 400 amp machines hooked up in series to give 1200 total. Operator wore a molders reflective suit and operated a pantograph that had a 6 foot reach. It was very impressive. Jim
Re: Yowzers! Originally Posted by MetalMasher Lol! It'd almost be worth it to have one of those rods, just as a "conversation" piece! It is! They made a pretty cool gift for two really good friends (Welding Engineer and a fellow Inspector) as well. It also comes in handy with the majority of the famous welders that have "Seen it All". jrw159
Re: Yowzers! Lol! It'd almost be worth it to have one of those rods, just as a "conversation" piece!
Re: Yowzers! You should never go Full Retard!!!!!!!!!!!
Re: Yowzers! I have one in my office. There used to be someone selling them on Ebay. $22 for the rod and $25 for shipping. I don't see them there anymore though. jrw159Attachment 1707436Attachment 1707437Attachment 1707438Attachment 1707439
Re: Yowzers! Here's the other thread related to this rod https://weldingweb.com/vbb/showthread.ph...ot-welding-rod So you can read the responses of other members.
Re: Yowzers! Originally Posted by Sberry I want to see vertical up. Big ole weave bead. I want to see overhead. Maybe one of those YouTube guys that weld in t-shirt, shorts and flip flops could demonstrate.
Re: Yowzers! Originally Posted by MetalMasher I just closed my eyes and only made one quick tack weld....Attachment 1707257 looks like me after helping the guy tacking decking.
Re: Yowzers! I just closed my eyes and only made one quick tack weld....Attachment 1707257
Re: Yowzers! The first bead looked a lot like 7024.
Re: Yowzers! Stick the rod vaporize the hand.
Re: Yowzers! I want to see vertical up. Big ole weave bead.
Re: Yowzers! Originally Posted by Sberry Wire feed made a lot of that obsolete. electro-slag and sub arc have to be easier on the back. i would hate to manhandle those rods even for an hour.
Re: Yowzers! Wire feed made a lot of that obsolete.
Re: Yowzers! Few posts down the page. That is one serious piece. https://weldingweb.com/vbb/showthread.ph...ot-welding-rod
Yowzers! Don't know if this has been posted before, but holy cow! I don't know that I'd try this. That ain't a weld puddle, that's a weld pond!
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