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Chris Reinhardt
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[quote="al nunley"Gas or Tig, makes little difference in mild steel.[/quote]
If it's done correctly, I agree 100%, I tig my EGT fittings and do repairs on them with tig all the time, but overheating will make almost any alloy more brittle, especially a thin sheet metal.
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al nunley
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| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 5:51 am Post subject: |
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| Chris Reinhardt wrote: | | [quote="al nunley"Gas or Tig, makes little difference in mild steel. |
If it's done correctly, I agree 100%, I tig my EGT fittings and do repairs on them with tig all the time, but overheating will make almost any alloy more brittle, especially a thin sheet metal.
CR[/quote]
Your right, but mild steel is not an alloy. And I guess you could argue that point.
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joseph hollinger
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| al nunley wrote: |
Your right, but mild steel is not an alloy. And I guess you could argue that point. |
No you can't. This is the very first line from Wikipedia about steel:
| Quote: | | Steel is an alloy made by combining iron and other elements, the most common of these being carbon. |
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