Few people know this trick Welding Secrets

Few people know this trick Welding Secrets Get the BEST Price at IndiaMart

[dharmendraojha]

बहुतबहुत सुन्दर प्रस्तुति जानकारीदेने के लिये धन्यवाद भाई साहबजी

[johnanthony]

This process is call carbon arc welding. You can buy carbon sticks by the box in different sizes 1/8, 3/16 ect. Normally use a silicon bronze filler wire. Normally this does not penetrate the metal. Not a structural weld. But will hold and water or air tight light gage metal. We used this for many years till the small suit case welders allowed us to tig weld in the field much easier still useing silicon bronze filler. We mostly used this on duct work for dust collection.

[volodymyr]

угольными электродами ещё в сССр работали при ремонте аккумуляторов, и мелкой сварки. даже от аккумулятора я до сих пор не выкидаю старые батарейки, а использую угольные стержни при сварке тонкого метала как например жесть.один минус, это быстрое сгорание, ,электрода,, в зависимости от размера батаоейки.

[TheWyoCoyote]

This stuff will come in handy after the social apocalypse and revolution in America. We will be a third world country in just a few more years and need to know these things.

[CLAUDIOSRC]

excellent I have been welding with electrodes for many years and I didn't know this trick, thank you very much for the tip friend and here I leave my like and subscription💯💯💯💯💯💯

[heyjohnson]

Thats a pretty nifty trick i been a welder for 20 years now. But never saw anything that cool. Another trick u might try getting a airline attached off the back of your carbon electrode and use it to burn and blow a weld out of a heavy chunk of metal. Maybe even cut with it if your welder will get hot enough. But air blowing from a restircted pressurized nozzle would blow what u cut out while its melting so should get u through it pretty quick. Seeing this im sure u can rig a line of tubing wrapped in some electrical tape or rubber around the handle to sit far enough away not to arc and still blow the cut clean as u burn it out.

[andyroo]

Good idea. I had to weld a small metal band for an alternator strap a few days ago. I will use this trick for thin sheet next time.

[spudnickuk]

If you put a rag that is soaked in petrol inside the tube then the gas from the petrol that comes from the heat should improve your weld and it will blow your mind with the results.

[richards]

Its great to see people learning a tread, no mater there circumstances.

[yazidamriou]

Bravo merci pour cette idée elle est formidable.

[brianmcmillan]

It's always a good idea to handle a severed or leaking battery in your bare hands...

[kevanphillips]

He has a future in the Nigerian aerospace industry.

[josefranciscof.rodrigues]

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[jimboniface]

yes you have a carbon rod and yes you use the flux off aluminium rods to perform the same task as you did in the first place.

[gregmoore]

I had no idea they stopped making welding rods

[troubleshooter]

They sell carbon electrodes far better suited for welding or gouging. Incidentally, those batteries are counterfeit alkaline batteries, only the cheaper carbon zinc batteries have the carbon rod in the center (alkaline have a brass rod connected to the bottom (-) contact.

Graphite content in a battery rod is probably inadequate, having too high a resistance for welding currents. They will get orange or white hot almost immediately! Also shorter, cooking your holder! You'll probably generate as much heat in the rod and the holder as in the work...

Welding carbons are available in copper coated, conducting the current down to the tip before it goes through the higher resistance of the carbon...

[davidschwartz]

That is it base materials you're fusing together?

[macnudd]

Why not just purchase carbon rods from the welding supply? They should be readily available from any welding supplier.

[mohansackthi]

Super sir.
Which battery use this trick?