update on the supra stuff
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Im glad to see Im not the only one with a mess on my bench. I feel like its so unprofessional to have it looking that way but its so hard to keep it clean and organized.
BTW: Twins??
Braver man than I am, I wouldnt want to do that job. Looks fantastic though, great work.

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Im glad to see Im not the only one with a mess on my bench. I feel like its so unprofessional to have it looking that way but its so hard to keep it clean and organized.
BTW: Twins??
Braver man than I am, I wouldnt want to do that job. Looks fantastic though, great work.
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im doin it for a " buddy" but yeah. i regret doing this car. too much work not enough benefit/pay
my desk gets used by everyone in the shop and they dont clean up their messes. so it kinda just stays there. i make sure i clear a huge spot to work in
my desk gets used by everyone in the shop and they dont clean up their messes. so it kinda just stays there. i make sure i clear a huge spot to work in
how did you weld up the space between the collector at its transition. not the flange . it would seem to be hard to get in there with a torch unless you pulled the tungsten out far but wouldnt that make the arc jump around?
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clarify what you're saying ??
the collectors are welded before hand
collector to flange. tungsten is pulled out. gas turned up but i try to hit it at different angles where the torch can get it in there, pulse tig a little at a time to prevent the tungsten from hitting surrounding areas. then i try to go for a final bead.
the collectors are welded before hand
collector to flange. tungsten is pulled out. gas turned up but i try to hit it at different angles where the torch can get it in there, pulse tig a little at a time to prevent the tungsten from hitting surrounding areas. then i try to go for a final bead.
i have already done this but it just a pain in the ***.
i was talking about the actual y collector the point when the 2 merge together. i would imagine going from side to top but for me to get the tungsen in between my arc seems to jump a bit. ill try and turn up the gas a bit and see if i can get a nicer bead.
i was talking about the actual y collector the point when the 2 merge together. i would imagine going from side to top but for me to get the tungsen in between my arc seems to jump a bit. ill try and turn up the gas a bit and see if i can get a nicer bead.
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i was talking about the actual y collector the point when the 2 merge together. i would imagine going from side to top but for me to get the tungsen in between my arc seems to jump a bit. ill try and turn up the gas a bit and see if i can get a nicer bead. </TD></TR></TABLE>
hit it with some high pulses and make sure your tungsten is well sharpened and clean
i was talking about the actual y collector the point when the 2 merge together. i would imagine going from side to top but for me to get the tungsen in between my arc seems to jump a bit. ill try and turn up the gas a bit and see if i can get a nicer bead. </TD></TR></TABLE>
hit it with some high pulses and make sure your tungsten is well sharpened and clean
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