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A ton of blades later along and a lot of practice just to get to this.at the other end of the scale in terms of small scale precision and control. 1.6mm needle sharp and even polished on scotchbrite, made a good difference.
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took me forever to realise too. Someday I'll commission Pete to kit me out with nice stuff for the houseIt’s funny cuz I follow you on IG and have only
Just realised now you are on Rms ,
Nice work by the way
A ton of blades later along and a lot of practice just to get to this.at the other end of the scale in terms of small scale precision and control. 1.6mm needle sharp and even polished on scotchbrite, made a good difference.
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never thought of that. you might be onto something there....If you welded them blade out, could make a cool throwing weapon...
@PeteMoore what sort of joint prep do you do for the likes of the bell housing? I'm assuming its a full pen weld?
Cheers dude. All credit to @-Pete- though for it was him that tagged me in the competition@PeteMoore congrats on the magnetic drill win! (I follow you on Instagram with our company page)
Grooved back as far as I dare to remove all the affected material, 120 grit DA, scotchbrite and a metric f**kton of acetone. Few tacks. Preheat. Root pass at around 100A then turn it up to 140 ish for a nice fill pass and back down to 100ish to cap it off. Rinse and repeat on the other side.
Awesome work, i thought there would be a bit to it since it looks a good 12-15mm thick. I'm sure the customer was happy to get away with the repair and not a new housing
Cheers lad. A far cry from my first posts in this thread and yet still so much to improve too.cracking work as always pedro!