not many know how to weld aluminum , lpg gas equivalent to argon welding

[@christownsend2399]

I've been welding for many years as a boiler maker and spent a large amount of time Aluminum welding with both MIG and TIG but I've got to say that these lads doing repairs like this just blow me away, brilliant work mate 👋

[@chox2001]

It’s the welding rod for aluminium it’s like solder so easy to work with

[@christownsend2399]

@@chox2001 The only time I’ve repaired motorcycle engine cases is by puddle welding using the same cast aluminium from a doner case of the same make and year of engine. Do you know what the welding Rod is that he’s using, I’d be interested in getting hold of some to see if I can emulate this process! Cheers.

[@christownsend2399]

@@drummingriffin Thanks mate much appreciated 👍🏻

[@christownsend2399]

@@drummingriffin I just watched him mate, 🤦‍♂️ I’ve never seen anything like it, I take my hat off to him 👍🏻😁👍🏻

[@drummingriffin]

@@christownsend2399 Me too. Take care mate.

[@MichaelHerbert-ms2vl]

Worked for many years as a cablejointer common to weld both high and low voltage cables useing hydragen oxy gas and alum brazeing rods. it takes a lot of practice and a good eye as the flame is virtually invisible u need to be quick and this operator is highly skilled. take care Mick.

[@dgsrks102030]

highly skilled

[@fonhollohan2908]

This old lpg aluminum welding is rare to see these days. I started out doing this kind of welding way way way back. mostly with brazing oxi acet fusion and even using coat hangers years ago. The last time i welded aluminum was with a spoil gun makes life so much easier. But i didn't work on busted housings like this. I worked with brand new aluminum material. This involves unique technique all its own. I was a welder fitter for thirty years and I'm retired now miss the trade bigtime.

[@turnburn7851]

I have over a decade of experience of mig, tig, & stick welding including aluminum and have never seen this technique before. 👌 AMAZING WORK

[@raulduke85]

Not amazing at all, I mean that's just brazing and it's not even the best process to get the job done

[@johndoe1778]

@@raulduke85 what is?

[@raulduke85]

@Oregon D pay my bills, then I'll do it. I'm not gonna waste my time for free.

[@vandalsgarage]

He is gas welding. Look at the first pass around the circumference. He's melting the edge of the cavity, and tapping the weld pool with the end of a steel arc welding rod, to "fatten" up the edges in preparation to add the filler material. He doesn't start adding filler material until about the five minute mark. Anyone who isn't impressed with this vid has never gas welded (or brazed). This dude makes it look easy, which is what the best artists do.

[@Chevroletcelebrity]

I'm only 14 and have fixed hundreds of things using this method in my shop class. sounds like you need to get out more and get some more experience in life bruh

[@ВячеславРедкокаша]

я это способ освоил в 1979 году. не достаток один - сильно коробит подобную деталь. необходимо крепить на жёсткое основание.. мне приходилось заваривать дюралюминовые крышки механизма газораспределения на двигателях Д-37 и Д-140. при больших пробоинах приходилось из глины делать подложку. варил пропановым резаком и керосиновым - главное чтобы пламя было науглераживающим. научил меня мой наставник сварщик, заслуженный военный строитель КОНСТАНТИН БИНГЕРОВИЧЬ ШИН - кореец. светлая ему память.

[@Отскукинавсеруки-и1ю]

а вместо припоя что , простой алюминиевый пруток и что значит \ пламя было науглераживающим \

[@EvgeniyGuryevich]

@@Отскукинавсеруки-и1ю, не вместо припоя - а в качестве, пруток не простой (любой провод) - а силуминовый (по материалу детали), а газокислородное пламя бывает окислительным, нормальным (сбалансированным) и науглерОживающим.

[@АлександрИванов-ю8т3ж]

@@Отскукинавсеруки-и1ю если коротенько, то окислительное-когда дохрена кислорода, а науглероживающее- когда больше горючего газа. В книжках по сварке всё расписано

[@aziat4245]

@@АлександрИванов-ю8т3ж 👍

[@МихаилТанин-и1и]

Да. а присадку я делал из высоковольтных проводов.. в 80е годы их валялось бухтами везде.@@АлександрИванов-ю8т3ж

[@fredpierce9363]

I once was a snow maker at a ski area and our welding guy used to oxy-acetelene weld the 4 inch thin wall irrigation pipes back together if they froze and burst. He did it out in the snow and cold kneeling on the white stuff. Gerhardt Rutker was his name and he was a really good welder and a good man. That pipe was about a 1/16th of an inch thick.

[@vitaliyioutsi7685]

Nice work, guy! Говоря проще, впечатлило то, сколько положительных отзывов твоя работа нашла в самых разных уголках мира! Однозначно лайк!

[@javierleongomez4203]

Mis respetos, realmente es admirable su habilidad. Esta soldadura es de las más difíciles de realizar y para llegar a este grado de excelencia no es de academia, instructivo o demás. Sólo experiencia, tiempo y conocer el punto de los materiales hacen A TODO UN MAESTRO DUEÑO DE SU SABER. Gracias por compartirlo y demostrarnos que los retos así como existen están quienes los superan y es digno de admirar su ejemplar trabajo.

[@lllmmggg]

Like most of the other comments,, I'M THOROUGHLY IMPRESSED BY YOUR SKILLS!! I'VE ALWAYS THOUGHT IT WAS POSSIBLE,,never thought about using lpg, but makes sense! AMAZING WORK YOU HAVE DONE,,, THANKS FOR PUTTING THIS VIDEO OUT SIR!!!

[@makermarc3942]

I've attempted similar several times without luck. Ultimately more completely ruining, well, an already ruined part. Now I"m inspired to try again! Thanks!

[@Chevroletcelebrity]

Well did you fail again? 😂

[@albertandrada4282]

no solo q soldaste sino q rellenaste q es mucho mas dificil aun de hacer .la verdad sos todo un maestro.felicitaciones

[@ИгорьБреханоаБреханов]

ЧТО ЗА РОЛИК ЕСЛИ ВСЕ В ТЕМНУЮ НИ КОМЕНТАРИЕВ НИ ТЕКСТА КАКИЕ ПРИМЕНЯЮТСЯ ГАЗЫ КАКИЕ ПРИСАДКИ ПОКАЗАТЬ СЕБЯ ХОРОШЕГО

[@markmarkw1919]

Wow, I'm quite impressed! What does the inside look like? I have a few questions I'd love to see answered; 1) Why Oxy-LP gas instead of Oxy-acetylene? 2) What was that stuff you were using for filler material? 3) What was all that stuff you were doing with the 2016 rod, just cleaning scum off the weld pool? 4) Do you run the flame with low Oxygen to minimize oxidation of the AL as you weld? 5) How much was the video sped up? 6) How about adding some explanation for those of us who want to try that at home? 7) As I said, I'm impressed! I am continually amazed at what some people can do when they don't have the "proper" tools! (Oops! Not a question!)

[@tazzess]

1. Probably oxy LPG is cheaper than oxy acetylene, melting point for aluminium hv lower melting temperature

[@mattblack9069]

Oxy Acetylene welding of aluminum has been around for decades, also "carbon arc" welding steel/stainless steel aluminum also, here this guy only had LPG gas so he used that with an alloy filler rod, He is using a commercial aluminum welding rod with flux coating and filling with a plain alloy filler rod.

[@vandalsgarage]

Nope. The 6013 rod (just the butt end) is being used to manipulate the weld puddle, clear away oxide layer, and tap the material into a thicker layer, in preparation for the filler material, which is made.from aluminum scrap. He switches back and forth between the filler, and the 6013 rod. Obviously, the steel electrode cannot melt at these temps, its literally just a tool. Go watch again, its fascinating, and quite difficult to do. He is highly skilled, this is not low temp zinc brazing.

[@yrisyacquelineguerravilleg2512]

Is GLP.

[@cienti2]

Probablemente es más económico comprar una tapa o repuesto, pero el vídeo es una obra maestra, las críticas comparan tomar una fotografía más fácil que hacer un cuadro al óleo. Esta labor ayuda a recuperar partes inesperadas de innumerables casos de piezas de aluminio... gracias por tal excelente exposición.

[@mrc4912]

Some of these casings are actually MAGNESIUM, which is both tricky and dangerous to weld. But this guy sure knows what he's doing, it's easier to control the heat with gas welding.

[@johnhili8664]

I don't think it is magnesium first of all magnesium is very expensive, and even so it burns easily , normally magnesium is for the production of aircraft!!!

[@mongrel1799]

@@johnhili8664 got an 86 Yamaha... oil filter element case is magnesium ( stamped right on it ).

[@johnhili8664]

@@mongrel1799 If you say so, but it is strange as magnesium is very expensive, and factories do everything possible to reduce costs:-)

[@mongrel1799]

@@johnhili8664 expensive for sure... perhaps that’s why only that one component is magnesium. And a helo pilot for 20+ years; lots of magnesium up top and in the wheels.

[@alielabdimarras7965]

@@johnhili8664 Yes, the Kawasaki clutch, alternator, and valve cover on the Zx9R are Mg too.

[@sanysan1688]

После такого прогрева с заплатки течь не будет.будет течь из под всей прокладки

[@bluefishbeagle1]

Excellent demo and method, one trick I learned about grinding aluminum is to use bee's wax to keep sanding wheel or grinding wheel from clogging with aluminum chips, chips fly off just like grinding steel. Wheel has no aluminum build up...

[@citysmarttvcitysmarttv-lw6ok]

В тёплых странах, Я смотрю , народ фишку рубит , И многое могёт! Есть чему поучиться, каждый для себя что-то новое найдёт!

[@clintwilde1048]

I have a 1930's aircraft metal smiths apprenticeship workbook, that shows how to weld aluminum with an acetylene torch. Of course it can be done, but MIG and TIG sure is easier. Way back in the 1920's a man that could weld stainless steel, was paid $20 and hour for this rare skill, as it was back then.

[@kempaswe4022]

You can use Zinc anodes that you have for boats to solder aluminum. Repaired several covers and broken mounts on carburetors, etc.

[@tonilousamealvarez1346]

Un excelente trabajo, con una destreza impecable propio de un maestro. Muchas gracias por compartir sus conocimientos. Un afectuoso desde Sevilla ESPAÑA.

[@KULITEHNIK]

gracias Señor 🙏

[@joseluisnunezsantana9834]

Hola cuáles son los tipo de gas q usa y la parrilla q usas

[@joseorion5323]

Excelente trabalho parabéns saudações do Brasil

[@josegalote5354]

PARABÉNS PROFESSOR FICOU Show de bola A soldagem.

[@citysmarttvcitysmarttv-lw6ok]

Глаза боятся, руки делают! Главное не знать , что так нельзя! И браться за работу смело !

[@сергей-ц2г9р]

ЭТОТ СПОСОБ ОПИСАН В СПРАВОЧНИКЕ ПО СВАРКЕ СССР ПРУТОК ОБМАЗАН ФЛЮСОМ Ф64 Я ТАК ВАРЮ ДАВНО

[@Basilews]

@@сергей-ц2г9р и пламя восстановительное, на сколько я понимаю.

[@bearmaster333]

@@сергей-ц2г9р Именно варите, а не паяетете оловянно-свинцовымм припоем?

[@сергей-ц2г9р]

@@Basilews

[@сергей-ц2г9р]

не важно

[@melvinhunt6976]

I had a friend back in the seventies who welded crankcases for motorcycle shops! I’ve known two people who had a chain break on a Honda 750 which knocked a chunk out of the crankcase! It was several hundred dollars back then plus waiting for the parts to come in. I told the dealer about my friend and he got their business. Saved a lot of time and money.

[@helmutsandner4823]

Very well done! Great praise! 👌It takes a lot of feeling and skill, not everyone is able do that. I think it's nice that there are still good craftsmen who can do something like this. In the 70´s I used acetylene to weld thin sheet metal to rusted cars here in Germany, when modern welding equipment did not even exist 😉

[@-Billerboller-Klangtherapie]

Wie kommt es dann, dass ich ein modernes Schweißgerät aus den 60ern besitze, wenn es die in den 70ern noch nicht gab?

[@helmutsandner4823]

@@-Billerboller-Klangtherapie das kann garicht sein... "doch🤨...nein😳...doch🤨... nein😳...doch🤨" 😁 🤣 ja, wirst schon recht haben, wenn dich das beruhigt... jedenfalls hatten wir noch Keins... aber typischer Kommentar aus Deutschland wieder mal... die andere Seite wird aber sein, dass du 1970 weder Autogen, noch mit Schutzgas geschweißt haben wirst, ich konnte es aber zu dem Zeitpunkt zumindest schon mit Acetylen und Sauerstoff 😎😉

[@-Billerboller-Klangtherapie]

@@helmutsandner4823 Nein! Doch! OHR! Aber hast Recht, 1970 war ich noch nicht da😀 Die Schweißmaschine ist von '64 und wiegt fast ne Tonne. Heutige Geräte sind halt deutlich handlicher, aber man kann damit äußerst fette und sehr feine Sachen machen. Mir ist aber auch klar, dass sowas damals nicht Standard war und autogen schweißen kann ich leider nicht wirklich, auch wenn es für manche Sachen besser wäre. Momentan versuche ich mich auch an Aluminium ranzutasten.

[@neilfromclearwaterfl81]

Yes you have to feel and strike to start along with maintain the weld/braze flowing otherwise by sight alone you can easily just turn what your repairing into a big lump of molten aluminum on your bench. Been also cheating and using the Aluminum Brazing Rod available here in the US to do similar for years now and its got tensile strength similar to steel making it great for thread repair and to fill in wear prone areas. Done correctly the repair will be stronger and more wear resistant than the original materiel. When brazing you have to refrain from using plain steel wire brushes for preparing your work as they can leave a residue that prevents the rod from flowing plus you need to start brazing immediately after your prep is done before any blush/oxides develop. The striking tools though can be made of steel since the aluminum brazing rod won't stick very well to them. On large parts after removing the seals, bearing, etc pre-heating them over a burner set on low (even a small camp stove) can help speed things up. Best!

[@edwardmylnychuk5774]

being an old do it yourselfer many years ago, i did the same thing, it takes some practice to get the right heat and movement of your brazing rods but once you get it done it is good i had an uncle and brother in law that were mechanics and a son in law that was a body man and all would shake their heads at some of the stuff i did. i was told many times by them i should have been doing this stuff professionally but i enjoyed doing it for myself and not dealing with customers that would not pay what the job was worth or expected miracle for their stupidity.

[@cosmozh]

Repair broken parts instead of replacing them with new one. Amazing job and skills, mate.

[@АнфизаСыдыкова]

Супер. Он доказывает миру.что это реально. С меня 10лайков мастеру

[@en2oh]

Great example of getting the job done! That being said, would a formed patch of aluminum been useful here? Would it be stronger?

[@sandgrownun66]

It would be much easier to give the hole clean edges and weld a patch in.

[@chadblechinger5746]

Great job. Most people wouldn't even attempt the repair on a cast aluminum part, but it looks like you have done this before. I love how you picked out the molten cracks 👏 with steel rod to grab the contaminated edge. It also looks like you intentionally melted back the cast aluminum to give yourself a non porus base metal 😉 . My only question is what was your gas? Was it hydrogen?

[@KULITEHNIK]

i use oxygen gas o2 + lpg gas 🙏

[@chadblechinger5746]

@@KULITEHNIK Awesome 👌

[@outstanding1448]

@@KULITEHNIK, wouldn't have been better to weld it, using a TIG or MIG welding machine?

[@chadblechinger5746]

@outstanding1448 Yes, TIG would be optimal and I am sure he would and could use one, if it was made available.

[@outstanding1448]

@@chadblechinger5746, thanks for clarification. It just doubles down on why I always hear about TIG for aluminum welding, instead of CO2+Gas.

[@rapidfire-0680]

Nice job ! , I didn't see you doing any clean up on the inside of the case though ! , just wondering if you had enough clearance on the inside for the clutch?

[@paradiselost9946]

he runs back over the inside and gets it pretty flush... meh, maybe he hit it with a die grinder but i doubt it.

[@southernflatland]

Cool! Now do my buddy's transmission next! LOL, I joke but at the same time I don't. He recently busted a hole in his transmission, at least the shop seemed to be totally successful fixing it with high temp epoxy, but they suggested that if that fix don't hold we should find someone that can weld aluminum. I dunno, so far so good though, no leaks at least. Anyways, awesome job my dude! I learned a bit today, thanks for sharing. 👍

[@arelgr9407]

great value to his clientele, I hope they appreciate and praise him.

[@zafaradeel2107]

👋👋👋Great job.Aluminum grinding with TCT disc is amazing technic.

[@arturomoreno361]

Un trabajo de un profesional excelente felicitaciones

[@abdulmuis6991]

Mengelas aluminium mantap cara kerjanya hadir nyimak kawan dan sukses selalu buat sobat 🙏🤲

[@mikehoncho5389]

For the time it took to braze this up you probably could have just cast another one. Or better yet just find another cover that isn’t broke. There’s no reason to repair something like this. Also the heat that was put into the part to do this repair didn’t help. JB weld would have been a better option.

[@penguinHiNRG]

只のカバーだから構造的に鋳物としてのスが入ってても気にしなくて構わないから、思い切って大胆な補修もする事が出来るんですね。 それにしても、失われた部分を的確に想像する力が凄い！ でも、どうして適当なアルミの部材を溶接して手早く穴を塞ごうとしなかったかという事だけが、疑問として残ってしまう。それだけの技術があれば、もっと楽に手早く補修出来たと思う。

[@YU_T8]

с алюминиевой латкой будет сложней сваривать, потому что варит он не алюминием а сплавом с цинком у него более низкая температура плавления , поэтому и получается сваривать если использовать чистый алюминий то крышка просто расплавится , цинк изумительный материал, он даже растворяет в себе медь, хотя у той температура плавления в три раза больше, и кстати чистый алюминий не используется в быту, очень дорогой металл, а вот сплавы его, особенно с цинком везде и всюду, они тверже чем алюминий но хрупче, была бы крышка из чистого алюминия её никогда бы так не разорвало))), просто была бы выпуклая вмятина, но и форму бы она не держала от нагрузок бы деформировалась))), на каждой литой детали есть марка в укромном месте где можно узнать какой % цинка и алюминия в сплаве)))

[@ТурунтаевАндрей]

Ну что сказать ? Видео зачётное ! Однозначно - лайк!

[@celsoconsolini2489]

gran manico di saldatore vero professionista , l ALLUMINIO NON SI VEDE QUANDO E CALDO MA SI TASTA CON L BACCHETTA . ANCORA GROSSI COMPLIMENTI AMICO

[@luizfernandolessa1889]

Boa tarde. Belo trabalho; só acho que você conseguiria trabalhar melhor nos ângulos com uma retífica pequena mas com bom torque. Forte abraço do Brasil e continue.

[@roberthausvik]

que?

[@elcompamartinez2647]

It's easier to put a piece of copper in the inside and pour the melted rod over it untill you cover the hole ....then remove the copper piece it will look neater in the inside then just double check for leaks & you are done!

[@josegustavogallegogarcia3827]

Muy bien que bonito ver un trabajo también hecho y pulido felicidades

[@gonzalesprado9056]

Mototool creo que sería la opción en ese caso

[@johndooley8837]

Thanks for this video. You make something incredibly difficult look easy.

[@saxon12qa]

You made that look easy. Excellent fabrication.

[@romeoaguado5252]

Salamat sir sa kaalaman sa alluminm welding.

[@Bayuhutamamotor]

Terima kasih sudah berbagi ilmunya,,, salam sehat selalu

[@hectorbecerra7016]

Solo digo que es impecable ecelente trabajo muy profesional te felicito parcero👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🤯

[@pablosimonetta5688]

Sos un maestro, genio , muchas gracias por compartir sabiduría, trabajo y paciencia Abrazos desde Argentina.

[@ahmedabited5549]

عبقري. انت استاذي. تعيش. يابطل.. رحم الله رجل عمل عمل فاتقنه.. قول الامام علي بن ابي طالب. امير المؤمنين. رابع الخلفاء الراشدين بعد النبي محمد

[@heikogudelius2455]

Great job dude. Is it possible that you can show with witch tools you worked at the inner side of the engine cover to remove the surplus material?

[@blackrabbit9601]

LPG gas and oxygen thats all

[@tonytiny3831]

My motorcycle broken like this, I was accidentally slipped I dunno welding but I used steel epoxy 5mins and it works too.👍👍👌👌 Good work brother ❤️❤️

[@zenpro8164]

what aluminum rod are you using as filler or what do you recommend for filler?? thanks

[@beatrute2677]

5356 is good for cast alu.

[@zoolkarnainpaiman4633]

Nice bro... TQVM

[@kaduskye]

Não há duvidas de que foi um trabalho de mestre mesmo. Entretanto eu gostaria de saber se não ficaria mais fácil, muito mais barato e menos trabalhoso dar acabamento se Vc tivesse preenchido o buraco com uma chapa do mesmo material ? (Provavelmente retirada de outra carcaça sucateada ) Aqui, um ponto de solda em aluminio e meia vareta de solda não sai por menos de 50 contos. Uma dessa daí então uns mil reais. O que daria para comprar uma tampa nova..

[@kaduskye]

@@mohammadhashemi7664 dear Sir I do not understand Your language. 😢😢😢

[@MrVladimirL75]

Cuando se hace difícil conseguir el repuesto estos trabajos le salvan el día a uno. Excelente trabajo.

[@Suresh-bx4rz]

His skill and practice played the good role here!! 😃👌

[@charmio]

Is it necessary to heat treat the part after this to relieve stresses from welding?

[@WolfSasse]

This is a very proficient Welder, and he did a excellent Job repairing this rather very thin Housing, I would have taken some 3mm Aluminum Sheet and shaped it like the Opening, and welded it in Place, finishing after welding would also have been much easier.

[@coachgeo]

to do this aluminum brazing you are using Propane or MAP? what welders rod are you using on occastion between your home brewed rods?

[@LaTrovanti]

What type of welding rods did you use ? My impression is you used pure aluminium or some low temperature rods for aluminium. Thanks. Nice job.

[@botelloheritage12]

Please tell me what rods and gases are you using for this repair. Thanks.

[@МихаилТанин-и1и]

На фронтонах вокзала г.Курска Герб СССР и фигуры изготовлены из алюминия амц-2мм. Я все это варил ацетиленовой горелкой.80е годы.

[@paulkurilecz4209]

Awesome work, but rather than fill in the hole with weldment, I would add a series of patches to it and weld the patches on.

[@ВалерийГуськов-ч1у]

Ну что сказать, красота да и только! 👍

[@reivilonigeb6069]

From a welder: you are an artist ! Very hard to weld.....👍👍👍👍

[@Neo2906]

Only one word for this " AWESOME " !!!!!!

[@sethh8892]

Usually that's not aluminum, more often than not it's made of magnesium.

[@luismariarigotti5659]

admirable, un gran artesano, con un gran conociemiento empirco de los metales, no cualquiera, aunque vea este video, gracias. admirable, a great craftsman, with great empirical knowledge of metals, not just anyone, even if you watch this video, thank you.

[@abuahmed7542]

سلمت يداك واهنيك على هذا العمل الرائع

[@neilsmovieshd]

Some more information on the equipment you used would be nice

[@MuhammadSaleem-g4s]

Zabardast well done

[@fransterhorst3694]

That is miraculous! did not know this is even possible..I'd love to try this myself. cheers for sharing!

[@baspratama5202]

Memang tidak banyak yg tau, karene las aluminium pakai lpg, tidak bisa diajarkan, bisa sendiri seiring berjalannya waktu dan sering melihat dan mencoba, kalau las argon terbentur di biaya beli mesi lasnya yg mahal.

[@johnslugger]

*You notice he is using a REDUCING flame since the special rod is 70% Aluminum and 30% Zinc. Zinc oxide is nasty stuff for your lungs so you need a reducing flame. If you look carefully you can see the white Zinc oxide film all around the repair just before he starts grinding*

[@juanguillermodavid3472]

Buen día , te pregunto no hay peligro de que la pieza se raje o se rompa .con el calor?

[@markbrown1609]

good show. how is that holding up and what type rod do you use?

[@МихаилТанин-и1и]

Отлично! Какая марка электрода?

[@josebenjaminestevezcenteno5329]

antes por los 80 yo fabricaba antenas de transmision para radio y tv y recuerdo que soldabamos el aluminio con glp osea gas licuado de petroleo y oxigeno como soldadura usabamos el electrodo para soldar aluminio con maquina de cc electrica y usabamos con preferencia el electrodo azul que es muy bueno y no recuerdo la marca el blanco no era muy bueno le quitabamos la capa del fundente y soldabamos con el electrodo pelado y daba ese mismo resultado para los que creen que sale caro es posible pero es un trabajo de ejemplo mas que todo para difundir lo que se hace o lo que se solia hacer antes felicidades muy buen trabajo

[@_gta2175]

هل هاضي لحام مقاوم لل اماكن الي يصير بيه صاموله. الفافون يعني يقاوم نعمل عليه سن جديد

[@fahmirokhyadidjoemadi846]

Muantap Kang ,menginspirasi, this lpg weld widely use in our country to weld aluminium mostly on "unmoving part" instead of mig or tig as it option for lower and affordable cost for customer eventhogh tigmig aluminium weld also available

[@domingorios6672]

Te felicito eres un chingón te quedó muy bien un saludo desde México

[@charleswilliams5729]

I have used a router bit in a dye grinder to remove excess material in aluminum works really fast

[@danielapicella6907]

Genio para soldar y rellenar con soldadura de aluminio. Es bien conocida que es la mas difícil de lograr. Y has alcanzado perfección en un trabajo que generalmente no hay otra opción que cambiar el repuesto. Te quedo un trabajo excepcional. Mis mas sinceras Felicitaciones lo tienes bien merecido.Te envío un fuerte abrazo.

[@KULITEHNIK]

muchas gracias señor 🙏🙏

[@crazywayne7051]

Okay I understand that LP gas and oxygen for better thermal control. I noticed you tacked it with a different rod I suspect with a high zinc content for tinning. Then you use your melted down aluminum rod for the structural filler. Then you would make a pass with lower temperature material zinc? That takes care of all the porosity issues. And then you just alternated back and forth and then capped it with the tinning rod. So my question is what is that particular rod you're using for tining and filling in the porosities?

[@wawerukamau1260]

That's not zinc. It's an improvised cast aluminum rod. I've seen a previous video how it's made.

[@crazywayne7051]

@@wawerukamau1260 interesting I'd like to see some information on that. Most of the aluminum brazing rod we get in the USA has about 0 to 50% aluminum 40 to 80% zinc and about 10% tin. Depending on manufacturer and what the rod is used on. By the way I'm aware of that he makes his own ride by melting down cast parts and stringing out the material into rods. It's the manufactured rod he starts off with to get the filler flowing. If you watch you'll see he grabs it every now and then to clean up the porosities. And then again at the end he use that rod worked a little lower temperature to shine it up and get some flow into more porosity.

[@martinburwell4214]

@@crazywayne7051 its a general purpose steel welding electrode,if you look close its a e6013,he uses it to pick out contaminents it doesnt actually melt into the alloy

[@b.p.rwebber8098]

@@martinburwell4214 was wandering what the 6013 was for . Would need alot more heat to actually melt a 6013 rod.

[@cajueiro2004]

Muito top parabéns.

[@jjjjj972]

Memang sihhh Pakai elfiji saya blum coba biasa nya saya menggunakan karrbit mdq .lebih boros Saat kini sudah beberapa takun pakum .bergelut di bidang sosial Mau tanya .bahan las nya itu apa dari kampas rem motor yg di leleh kan bang . . .?

[@DreamerDrafter]

Siappp..bisa dipraktekan untuk bengkel lasku ini. Terimakasih ide nya sobat. Salm hormat 🙏

[@user-po9gq8md6d]

السلام عليكم مكانك فين انا عندي نفس المشكله عايزاك تعالجها ❤

[@pervieuxpatrick2509]

La technique est de casser la couche d'alumine de surface qui flotte sur l'aluminium, l'aluminium fondant beaucoup plus tôt que l'alumine, il utilise une électrode pour briser et retirer l'alumine, si vous utilisez un TIG ou un MIG c'est votre courant de soudage alternatif et approprié qui fera ce travail, quand le bain de fusion est formé il rajoute son métal d'apport qui doit être de même nature que la pièce à réparer.

[@guerra1ipatinga]

Caramba! parece um joão de barro. não dá pra saber que tipo de vareta você está usando. Muito difícil de fazer um trabalho desses. Vixe!

[@primangoprek8627]

Cara yg sangat bermanfaat

[@sotm2]

What is the filler rod you are using?? What are you using the steel filler rod for??

[@service-cars8236]

Muy bueno!!! te agradezco el dato del gas... yo intente una vez, pero con acetileno.. me hacia muchos grumos y no pegaba la soldadura... lo voy a intentar... Muchas gracias!!!!

[@DestraAmni]

Mata gerinda apa yg dipakai untuk membersihkannya mas 13:57

[@تراشکاریعباسی]

سلام فیلری. که با اون پوسته را جوش کردید فیلر آلومنیم بود لطفا بگید

[@philipburton7255]

What rod is this I haven't seen one like this with flux on normally flux is separate with aluminium rod ??

[@mariner1358]

very creative to use that carbide tipped saw blade as a grinding wheel.

[@vovaTz4k14]

Хоча би . що небудь говорив . коли знімаєш ?

[@sammyd7857]

That is definitely a clean casting. This would not work otherwise