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== Settings == | == Settings == | ||
=== TIG Welding Aluminum === | |||
* Setting: | |||
* Power: | |||
* CFM: | |||
=== TIG Welding Steel === | |||
TIG Brazing / WIG Hartlöten | * Setting: | ||
* Power: | |||
* CFM: | |||
=== TIG Brazing / WIG Hartlöten === | |||
* Setting: | |||
* Power: | |||
* CFM: | |||
* CFM: start with '''10''' 8-10 ferrous, 10-15 aluminum [https://weldinganswers.com/guidelines-for-a-proper-tig-setup/] | * CFM: start with '''10''' 8-10 ferrous, 10-15 aluminum [https://weldinganswers.com/guidelines-for-a-proper-tig-setup/] | ||
Revision as of 08:42, 2022 November 21
Tool
Welder
- model: xxx
- consumables: xxx
- work envelope: xxx
- manual: xxx
- photo: 100px
- North Forge Fabrication Lab: No
Torch
Torch is a Weldcraft A-150 (WP-17).
Electrodes
Two most common
- Thoriated (red) is what somewhere online recommended for brazing; radioactive, though...
- Ceriated (grey, used to be orange) is what Lawrence recommends for AC and DC; for lower amperage precision work
Cup etc
Settings
TIG Welding Aluminum
- Setting:
- Power:
- CFM:
TIG Welding Steel
- Setting:
- Power:
- CFM:
TIG Brazing / WIG Hartlöten
- Setting:
- Power:
- CFM:
- CFM: start with 10 8-10 ferrous, 10-15 aluminum [1]
