Brazing Holes

[@mtrltoolman]

Useful techniques for repair super thin sheet metal especially old steel closets... etc. Thanks George.

[@897473]

Though the years I have been able to save a lot of metal things that usually would get trashed.

[@CharlesStruble]

Thanks George. We appreciate you sharing your vast experience!

[@897473]

Thanks Charles. Hope all is well, George

[@doughoag]

Thanks for the demonstration! Should come in handy when I get ready to paint my old Wheel Horse hood. Previous owners have drilled some small holes to attach reflectors or marker lights or something.

[@calmthunder6271]

I am brazing for the first time. It is a fuel tank for a 94 Ninja ZX 7 L I am getting closer to complete but having troubles with some holes, and some pinholes. Thank you for the tips. I will try them

[@PeakyBlinder]

I'm looking a brazing over gaps and your vid gave me a lot of help. Thanks.

[@ddistrbd1]

Very useful video , these tips you give us here and there are essential to know/learn . even the pros who don't do a lot of O/A welding could bookmark these tip as visual references.

[@897473]

Thanks for viewing. I've been doing this for almost 50 years and I still learn something new almost everyday.

[@michelevitarelli]

Great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@rhysbutcher8660]

So in other words this video is for everyone 😅. Thanks for the video

[@billhenning]

Brilliant, I did not know that I could also braze copper, so thanks for that. I was also wondering if I could use brass brazing to fill those pin holes that occur so often in MIG welding steel sheet metal. Brazing seems to spread out and fill small holes better and since the finished item will be painted I don't care so much about the raw metal look. Opinion?

[@funfamily8866]

Thanks much! 👍

[@LUV4TINK]

Great tips and advice as always!

[@897473]

As always, thanks. Hope all is well and you are keeping safe.

[@LUV4TINK]

George Goehl Hi George, all is well here. Keeping my social distance and staying healthy. What crazy times. It’s like a sci-fi move that we are calling life. Hopefully, it doesn’t interfere with your art sales! Stay well my friend 🙏🏻

[@isaackperez517]

Mil gracias por compartir sus técnicas..... maestro!!!

[@897473]

Glad you liked. Happy to share.

[@bustedbike13]

Thank you for the advice

[@897473]

You're most welcome. Hope it was what you were looking for.

[@johnpalma7265]

Thanks

[@derekowen9098]

Hey George, I am in Bartholomew county by you I am trying to braze over out mis aligned holes on 4140, do you have any tips? using safe flo 45 silver solder and flux with a propane torch, the pin hole diameter is a thou over 7/64 and 1/4” thick and another hole with a 4mm diameter 1/4” thick

[@nsopceo]

Nice heat control, All I do is make mistakes!

[@mtrltoolman]

hey George . how to braze a pipe or fitting to a hole in a cylinder or piece of metal ? how to do it from start to finish ?

[@897473]

Tack braze the pipe into the cylinder. Tack braze at several different points. Before going further making sure it is straight or at the desired angle. Then start brazing all around. If it is a large pipe, then you may need someone to turn the piece so that you can get a uniform braze. This takes some practice. Not sure if this is what you were referring to.

[@mtrltoolman]

@@897473 Thanks so much. it is exactly what I want to know.

[@mtrltoolman]

@@897473 Hi George, I tried the steps you gave me to braze a pipe to a piece of steel and I found it very easy especially when i started with tack braze the pieces together then braze it all around. Thanks.

[@897473]

Glad that worked. Thanks for letting me know.

[@kareno8634]

After watching this, I'm Glad I don't fit into the last category. Thanks!

[@897473]

Thanks for viewing and commenting.

[@Vatsek]

Wouldn't it be better to cut a metal circle and then braze two pieces together?

[@897473]

Filling that circle was in answer to a question, " how to fill a hole without a backing". The person already had the hole.