Please comment and tell me what i should change.







Thanks
Josh

 

Not too bad for a first weld. It took me a while to get ahold of TIG welding. From the looks of the surrounding areas of the weld you didnt prep your material.

Keep it up.

 

What's the inside look like?

 

looks like a little too much heat was used in those welds.. im no expert welder either. good work

 

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Keep it up.</TD></TR></TABLE>


What should I be cleaning with? I'll run out and get whatever today

 

Get a wire brush and use it on SS only. Brush it some, and use some acetone on it, then weld... looks to had a TAD bit too much heat, less heat and you will see alot more color in the weld assuming your CFM is correct and filler rod is not contaminated

 

engloid said it looks good, so it is. looks good random hero!

 

I use a wire wheel.

 

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Those welds have great color and the heat affected zone is minimal. Good work man. Especially for the first time.

Make sure you use a stainless brush on that wheel. It will rust if you do not.

 

dang i suck.. sorry

 

go the same way all the way around the pipe and you won't end up with such obvious start-stops

otherwise looks pretty good.

 

looks very good