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2459 edward_stoneuk Offline Send Email Nov 1, 2003
12:55 pm
Many thanks for your welding comments. With regard to the craters in the weld: They weren't so much craters as irregular indentations. The welds were on clean...
2460 De Clarke
de_anander Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2003
4:15 am
... This is kind of eerie :-) great minds must think (or at least daydream) alike... I "invented" a device like this (in my head and a couple of sketches) a ...
2461 De Clarke
de_anander Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2003
4:21 am
Question for all you steel boat people: what about mods to the hull/deck *after* the boat is completed? suppose you want to change the engine mounts or install...
2462 T.H. & V.D. Cain
cain1937au Offline Send Email
Nov 2, 2003
10:46 am
Following this thread and relative to the welding power source in use, I am interested Ted, in the model of inverter unit you are using. These units may be...
2463 sae140 Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2003
5:35 pm
Hi Terry Perhaps I could stick my oar in on this thread .... You raise some interesting points re: inverters vs. 'anchors'. My own little 140A inverter is a...
2464 sae140 Offline Send Email Nov 2, 2003
5:44 pm
I'd just like to put my 2p's worth in the pot, regarding electrode choice. Although I remain relatively inexperienced, and would not yet refer to myself as...
2465 fmichael graham
intiaboats Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
12:52 am
Colin: While I would concur that 6013 is sufficient for welding sheet metal and is a good enough choice for low current applications, I would suggest that your...
2466 jim dorey
skaar0 Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
6:37 am
was thinking one could be cobbled together out of ten speed bike gears, on one side the chain wrapped over the gear, on the other wrapped under, connect a set...
2467 T.H. & V.D. Cain
cain1937au Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
7:03 am
Hi De, I suspect that the cases of poor coating system performance adjacent to the modification or repair are related to the standard of the original ...
2468 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
2:10 pm
Jim, Here's a rough rendering of the mechanism I had mentioned. The green is the input from the pendulum. The blue sprockets contain the cam clutches that ...
2469 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
3:09 pm
Oops! guess I need to post the drawing to the pictures area. I uploaded a jpg called Pendulum power. Gary H. Lucas ... From: "Gary H. Lucas"...
2470 Phillip Allen
phillipdallen Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
7:49 pm
For me the whole point of this endeavor is the fulfillment of an old, old dream. I want a sail boat. I want to sail to tropical places. I want to do this on a...
2471 info@...
easysoftware99 Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
9:24 pm
The Darwin 60 is an origami schooner rig, currently under construction on Lasqueti Island. http://www.origamimagic.com/Design/Darwin60/Darwin60.htm New videos...
2472 Amy
keepmyhorse Offline Send Email
Nov 3, 2003
11:16 pm
I am sorry for the intrusion. I will not lie. This is a one time visit to your group. The reason I am here is I could use some help. Any type of help you can...
2473 Mark K
mynode Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
2:03 am
If you intend to singlehand this boat off-shore, you should have one overriding priority: ease of handling - espeically under adverse conditions. If you put...
2474 johaan2002 Offline Send Email Nov 4, 2003
3:45 am
i am new to this group and have a quick question, for a pre employment test tomorrow i have a FCAW (flux cored arc welding) test, i have my CWB tiket...
2475 Mark K
mynode Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
7:31 am
I doubt hydrogen embrittlement would be an issue with the mild steel these boats are made from. With regard to strength, I have a book that lists FCAW wire up...
2476 fmichael graham
intiaboats Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
7:56 am
Jon: Interesting question. I was chatting with my father, today, about recent group discussions on suitable electrodes for welding 3/16th mild steel, as he - a...
2477 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
2:06 pm
This is an interesting topic. I've done MIG, TIG, Stick and Gas welding, but I've never even tried the flux cored wire. I have heard it is widely used in...
2478 lon wells
lononriver Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
3:22 pm
Yes production ship building uses Flux core arc welding and they use a shielding gas with it CO2 is the cheapest and most common. If there is a wind problem...
2479 prairiemaidca Offline Send Email Nov 4, 2003
3:44 pm
Hi All: I'm finding the discussion on welding very interesting and infomative. The high tech machines and wire etc. are all very nice and probably with the...
2480 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
5:06 pm
I'm not entirely sure your cost scenario is true. If you buy a used professional caliber welder, weld up your boat then sell it you may find that the actual...
2481 fmichael graham
intiaboats Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
6:24 pm
Martin, et al: I couldn't agree more. As much as I prefer the speed & ease of wire feed (semi-automatic) welding, I chose SMAW when I had my shop in the...
2482 Mike Graham
intiaboats Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
6:40 pm
To whomsoever is "in the know": What about the new "electronic" welding helmuts? In all my years of welding, I have never really perfected one essential...
2483 prairiemaidca Offline Send Email Nov 4, 2003
7:36 pm
Hi All: After a couple of years of working on Prairie Maid I've finally got the hang of the old helmet flip. It still drives me crazy when you go to weld and...
2484 Paul Faulkner
baileypig2000 Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
8:05 pm
The electronic helmets are wonderful. I learned to weld with a standard helmet. My welding improved with the electronic helmet. It will change your reality...
2485 Gary H. Lucas
garyhlucas Offline Send Email
Nov 4, 2003
8:36 pm
Mike, I bought one 20 years ago when they first came out. Back then they were a little slow and you got a good bit of flash, but I learned to blink when I ...
2486 richytill Offline Send Email Nov 4, 2003
11:59 pm
Martin, visiting my daughter in Alberta, how far away from Red Deer are you? rt (My Island) ... and ... nice ... the ... purchasing ... good ... that...
2487 richytill Offline Send Email Nov 5, 2003
12:30 am
Gary, I came accross an industrial quality AC/DC machine, paid a reasonable price for it, put a reohstat in and sold it after the last weld on the hull. It...
2488 keith green
dart70ca Offline Send Email
Nov 5, 2003
1:55 am
I've used one of those before and it was pretty good. Only problem I had was a bit of a headache once in a while. It was really handy in any place or situation...
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