Laszlo
Member
Howdy all,
not track question per se, but with the knowledge and experience here I was curious if anyone used aluminum welding rods? Non electrode, just the ones that can be used with propane or MAPP gas --like described here: https://weldingweb.com/vbb/threads/46803-Aluminum-Brazing-Options.
I'm curious about it for use on non-track and non-heavy duty welds. Basically, as a result of high-siding in December, I now have an extra gas tank, extra handlebar, and extra kick stand, and I want to see about welding this into some sort of outdoor sculpture. At home I only have a little field FC90 Flux Core welder which would eat through the aluminum, and don't want to transport all this into Philly where I have access to a MIG/TIG but would have to haul it back and forth...so, for merely holding these parts together I've been curious about such welding . . . which really is more like soldering in a way.
Thanks all,
Laz
not track question per se, but with the knowledge and experience here I was curious if anyone used aluminum welding rods? Non electrode, just the ones that can be used with propane or MAPP gas --like described here: https://weldingweb.com/vbb/threads/46803-Aluminum-Brazing-Options.
I'm curious about it for use on non-track and non-heavy duty welds. Basically, as a result of high-siding in December, I now have an extra gas tank, extra handlebar, and extra kick stand, and I want to see about welding this into some sort of outdoor sculpture. At home I only have a little field FC90 Flux Core welder which would eat through the aluminum, and don't want to transport all this into Philly where I have access to a MIG/TIG but would have to haul it back and forth...so, for merely holding these parts together I've been curious about such welding . . . which really is more like soldering in a way.
Thanks all,
Laz