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It seems a lot of we DIYers want to rebuild ni cad packs from 12v drills etc.
Spot welders seem to be the ideal method. Q) anyone out there built / seen/ used a homebuilt version for this purpose.? Normal spotwelders for heavier joins are basic mechanics and electrical parts. Combining the knowledge of a group like this should get a basic design possible i reckon.. Any ideas out there. I can make gadgets in metal but have no idea re volts/ amps needed to make the spotwelder work.. RC modellers/ recycler fiends and DIYers would get a lot of use from such a machine in a community. Jewellers use them but high cost. Surely the junk brigade can cover the problem? Any ideas appreciated.. Nick Tasmania Australia |
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