Stealth Pilot wrote:

On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 02:56:06 -0700, Gunner
wrote:


On Wed, 29 Oct 2008 00:20:28 -0500, Ignoramus20172
wrote:


So. Is there some way to weld it that would not crack and would hold up?

If the rod end is planar, I'd TIG it. Easy weld. If the rod end can
be made concave on the lathe, cone would do, then I'd silver-braze it.
The silver-brazed joint would be about invisible and have more than
ample strength.

Thank you Don.

I welded it with 410 stainless filler that I had, the choice of filler
was made "because I had it". I posted a link to pictures separately.


Isnt it amazing how much work gets done, even after the plans have
been changed to reflect "whats on hand"?

Gunner


all work is done with what is on hand when you think about it. :-)


Reminds me of the guy who opened a bordello and had to run it by hand
until he found some girls to work there.

Jeff

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