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Subject: RE: KR> KR: to weld or braze
Thanks Dana!
Those rivets are available at McMaster-Carr I believe.
Is Proseal compatible with Auto Gas?
Fred Johnson
Reno, NV
Dana Wrote:
Fred, this is totally off topic on your question but if you go to Mark
Jones's website and see how
> Thanks Dana!
>
> Those rivets are available at McMaster-Carr I believe.
>
> Is Proseal compatible with Auto Gas?
>
> Fred Johnson
>
Yes, it is compatible with auto gas. I don't know about McMaster Carr having
the specific rivet but I'd be surprised it they did not. The rivet has a solid
Thanks Dana!
Those rivets are available at McMaster-Carr I believe.
Is Proseal compatible with Auto Gas?
Fred Johnson
Reno, NV
Dana Wrote:
Fred, this is totally off topic on your question but if you go to Mark
Jones's website and see how I sealed his alum tanks, you could avoid the
welding pr
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> Subject: RE: KR> KR: to weld or braze
> Date: Wed, 11 Nov 2009 15:24:36 -0800
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That sounds like I am better off paying some one to weld at a local shop
then.
I read this article in SA about how this guy soldered his cable connections
together with lead/tin solder like they did in the old days, and started
looking into the possibility of using flux and silver solder to braze
Fred, after reading Kent's site that I sent you, sounds like brazing aluminum
is not reliable according to Kent. Sounds easy enough if one follows the
directions and might require the correct flux. I know, nothing is as easy as it
sounds but if you have ever watched Kent weld, it sure looks vari
That would have been TIG welding maybe, I don't have one of those anymore.
the downsizing in my has caused me to off some equipment.
Fred Johnson
Reno, NV
Marc wrote:
I recall torch welding aluminum at Sun 'n" Fun five years ago with a gas
other than Oxy-Acetylene... I believe it was argon gas
2:15:20 PM
Subject: Re: KR> KR: to weld or braze
Look at Kent Whites site below. I have sat in some of his forums at Oshkosh in
years past. He showed where all the old world war 2 airplane fuel tanks were
gas welded. I do not remember if they were welded, brazed, or a combination of
the two, but
Look at Kent Whites site below. I have sat in some of his forums at Oshkosh in
years past. He showed where all the old world war 2 airplane fuel tanks were
gas welded. I do not remember if they were welded, brazed, or a combination of
the two, but this guy will know for sure.
Larry H.
http://me
Can anyone tell me if brazing and aluminum tank is acceptable as welding it?
I have my fears about welding aluminum myself but know that I can braze it
easily enough with silver bearing braze compound.
Thanks.
Fred Johnson
Reno, NV
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