I've searched and found some positive results, however, this is a totally different application...

I am currently building a greek week chariot and access to welders has fallen short due to our time constraints...brazing is an option we discovered and figured that it might work due to the lack of stress they will undure...here is a pic of the chariot and essentially two people will either be pushing or pulling from the extended bar...do you guys think brazing will hold...we will be preppin the **** out of it to ensure we get the best bond available...it is 1/16" thick 1" square box tube...



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another idea i was kicking around would be to secure the joints with basic brackets on the underside and then jb weld the three other sides of the joint?...opinions on that?

 

I would drill some holes and use bolts before brazing of JB.
And if your ever looking for strong glue Fusor is it.
But dont glue it.

 

you would have to be a very skilled welder to braze 1/16" 1 sq stock but its possible. instead why dont u just bolt the peices together?

 

http://www.brazing.com/techgui...m.asp

 

bolt it up.