very clean! ^^^

 

Here is mine!

I am learning everytime I do it, been doing tig for 2 years (self taught for the most part) just for fun in my spare time, and doing alum mig/pulsed mig for 10yrs. I will see if I can get some mig pics up soon.


sorry for the crappy far away pics, most of these were taken with a cell phone.

 

Very Nice.

 

damn thats clean work man

 

Heres a couple from a friend of mine on another forum. I wish I could take credit for this eye candy. Enjoy!

 

^^^ That the best ive seen so far!!!

 

thats the ****ing hotness up there! where does everyone get there aluminum from like the manifolds above and the catch cans on the first page that they dont have to buff off before welding. it makes it look much cleaner like that.


mike

 

they have some sites in here honda-tech.com/showthread.php?t=2367798 or you can go to your local fab or machine shop to get what you need

 

a human welded that? man that makes me feel like i suck... witch i do... BUT, makes me want to try harder

 

few pics off the shop car

 

i like those intake manifold there is so much details without aparent imperfection really good job
i guess it comme with experience and practice
threads like this one is a good thing for all of us it push us to do better and better

let work now

 

thats why i made it lol, to make me push myself to be this good

 

No doubt, make me more motivated to do some work LOL. Nice job everyone


Oh, and I forgot to add in my post, my machine is a miller Syncrowave 180SD. I wish I could afford the dynasty, maybe in a few years when my welding is better I could justify it, until now the sync 180 does me just fine

 

well 10 days in and this is what my welds look like

 

nice

 

back from the dead bump. lets see some new aluminum welds

 

my picture taking skills suck but u get the idea...

 

Same as I posted in the other thread, but for my first real aluminum work it was ok;

 

Here are some pics

 

Hey,

What welder is this, what settings/fillerwire/tungsten? thanks.

 

Some welding on the KAIZENSPEED.com/KStuned.com drag car coolant reservoir by John Muenks:





More pics can be found in the build thread:

https://honda-tech.com/forums/drag-racing-36/kaizenspeed-h22-powered-drag-ek-h2b-2566876/

 

Sorry I don't have any pics yet.
For those of you who welded intercooler tanks...
I was freaking out when I did my first one, the metal was so thin, but the intercooler itself soaks up the heat and it was actually really easy to weld.

 

Here's some "Pulse-on-Pulse" from class earlier today. Machine is a Lincoln PowerMIG 300, wfs: 184, trim: .95, 3/16" thick material. These are some outside corners.

 

John Marcella is not your friend... Just cause you PMed him once doesn't make him your friend. Get off the guys nuts man, seriously.

 

do you have any more pics of this piece? i was thinking of making something similar on my dc2 with the high beam cut out.