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What $15 could buy you
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http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? |
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"Ignoramus4844" wrote in message ... From an auction http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? You got tooken. I got twice that much last week at a yard sale for $3. Of course, I'm still waiting for the guy to deliver it.................... Steve ;-) |
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Ignoramus4844 wrote:
From an auction http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? Hopefully the rods work for you. I bought some hard facing rods off ebay and in the end they'll go in the scrap metal bin as they are almost impossible to use regardless of current AC/DC and polarity. An email to the maker indicated that they are quite old and have likely absorbed moisture at some point but baking didn't help any. I note that some of the rods pictured seem to have rusted on the end , one bit of advice I read regarding rods was to bend one and if the core wire was rusted they're shot. In the end I bought some new comparable rods, it's for an anvil repair, and they weld beautifully. |
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On 2011-01-31, Steve B wrote:
"Ignoramus4844" wrote in message ... From an auction http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? You got tooken. I got twice that much last week at a yard sale for $3. Of course, I'm still waiting for the guy to deliver it.................... Steve ;-) Was that "free delivery from Lagos"? ;-) i |
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On 2011-01-31, David Billington wrote:
Ignoramus4844 wrote: From an auction http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? Hopefully the rods work for you. I bought some hard facing rods off ebay and in the end they'll go in the scrap metal bin as they are almost impossible to use regardless of current AC/DC and polarity. An email to the maker indicated that they are quite old and have likely absorbed moisture at some point but baking didn't help any. I note that some of the rods pictured seem to have rusted on the end , one bit of advice I read regarding rods was to bend one and if the core wire was rusted they're shot. In the end I bought some new comparable rods, it's for an anvil repair, and they weld beautifully. Dave, we'll see, they have scrap value in any case. They are 60% cobalt, and only 4% iron. The stuff with rusted ends is 6010, I do not care for it any way. I will give it away to someone. I will try the hardfacing rod, I am optimistic, it is not like low hydrogen and looks like it never got wet or anything. I will try to make some sample welds. i |
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On 2011-01-31, Ignoramus4844 wrote:
On 2011-01-31, David Billington wrote: Ignoramus4844 wrote: From an auction http://igor.chudov.com/tmp/Welding-Rod/ 65 lbs -- Stoody 21 hadrfacing rod (4% iron) 40 lbs -- 308, 316 staniless rod 16 lbs -- Nickel 99 cast ron welding rod 70 lbs -- 7024 steel weldnig rod 10 lbs -- Certanium 707 SP -- all metal repair rod 40 lbs -- everything else? Hopefully the rods work for you. I bought some hard facing rods off ebay and in the end they'll go in the scrap metal bin as they are almost impossible to use regardless of current AC/DC and polarity. An email to the maker indicated that they are quite old and have likely absorbed moisture at some point but baking didn't help any. I note that some of the rods pictured seem to have rusted on the end , one bit of advice I read regarding rods was to bend one and if the core wire was rusted they're shot. In the end I bought some new comparable rods, it's for an anvil repair, and they weld beautifully. Dave, we'll see, they have scrap value in any case. They are 60% cobalt, and only 4% iron. The stuff with rusted ends is 6010, I do not care for it any way. I will give it away to someone. I will try the hardfacing rod, I am optimistic, it is not like low hydrogen and looks like it never got wet or anything. I will try to make some sample welds. i I welded a little. The arc is a bit finicky if I do not keep the distance. But it welds and flows nicely. i |
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: I did the boss on the mill to, the whole works, taking off only a minute amount of material. thanks... I have the CAM, and the skills, only not the experience or the parts. LLoyd |
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: Weirdly, my post showed up under another thread... re-posting LS |
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On 2011-02-01, Lloyd E. Sponenburgh lloydspinsidemindspring.com wrote:
Ignoramus4844 fired this volley in : Weirdly, my post showed up under another thread... re-posting LS weird! |
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