What advice was given here? He just melted shit together.

@@LaLaLand.Germany I gave advice for beginners to learn to weld with a torch first.

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@@mattsmith817the welding program I’m in does Oxy welding first. We don’t to aluminum, but 14 gauge steel. Then on to SMAW 6010, 6011, 7018 rod.

Valla tengo 4 años soldando y me siento tonto

Same here. Was taught by some old school guys in the 1980's. In the 2000's I was the only one in the shop who could braze parts back together. Fix damage to exhausts that other techs caused. Lol Add hangers to pipes. Braze an 02 bung on an exhaust. Used the coat hangers when we ran out of brazing rods back in the day. Hell I even brazed together a battery hold down for my old Datsun. But back in the day they started putting a filler inside the coat silver coat hangers and it would pop and carry on like crazy. So we requested they use the bronze colored coat hangers for our uniforms. 🙄

That would make sense

Cause then he wouldn't get any clicks.

Because video is showing an old technique. 35years ago pretty much all shops would have fixed the hohe this way.

read the title of the vid "Welding Aluminum The Old-fashioned Way..."

@@andersblomqvist2833 35 years ago I used a tig. Even in the 1940s they were using heliarc with shielding gas.

Finally someone who sees this botch job as what it is.

@@LaLaLand.Germany Does it work or not? And if so for how long?

I used brass but that was on metal not aluminum would cooper do better just cause it being aluminum

A copper backup strip on aluminum will introduce contamination to the weld area

bom trabalho, mas não passou nenhuma informação relevante, só mostrou seu trabalho, que ficou bom do lado dd fora e o lado de dentro? como ficou? qual liga do aluminio que usou para o preenchimento?

Welding AL. try putting the piece on a hotplate to help keep it hot, use a filler to weld in rather than wasting so much time, gas and rod filling a hole this big. Try, if practical, welding from the inside so there is less grinding to finish what may need to be precise for mechanical clearances.

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@@theoldhusky5089 knowledge of welding aluminium with oxy , didn't you watch the video? If this is your first time using KZfaq just use your finger to touch the screen and play, you'll get the hang of it

Oxygen does not come from magnesium, they are different elements. Dry ice is carbon dioxide, CO2, which does contain oxygen.

No, it don´t! This looks like crap. Would You pay for this?

Done the same with crank cases and punctured oil pans. JB weld rocks!

Parece ser que con electrodo revestido 40/43 está más fácil pero es cuestión de practica

When teh base metal melts, it's welding.

Yo uso acetileno en el video. 🙏

You forget this is poor schlob land. They don´t do aircraft standart in poor schlob land.

Stainless stell. ;)

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 il faut faire le liquid de penetration.

@@Zagorex pas pensé a ça ! il y en a très peu qui fond ca fait un moment que je n'ai pas utilisé l'arc , je voyais E13 comme Rutile

La couche superficielle s'oxyde et fond à température plus élevé . Il faut donc la dégager avec un "outil" , si non tu fais un trou .

​​​@@jeanlucdamien8294merci bcp, je cherche a bien comprendre avant de m'entraîner sur un bout de cadre de velo alu. Le but est de reparer la bague de la charniere d un velo pliant bague en alu pour velo, je ne sais pas quel type d alu et si il répondra bien a cette methode. J ai des electrodes gys alu. Comment faire des 'electrodes' alu ? Ca en 'fait des questions, dsl ! Merci

You could do it quicker with a Duraweld rod, a little practice and anybody could do it in 10 minutes.

No, it don´t. This is just basic temperature control with a soft flame. A botch job, that´s what it is.

It's just to melt the base metal, the rod is used for stick welding and can take the temperature without melting

@@BlandfordAutomotive The steel welding rod was used just to drag the molten Aly out into the cavity, any steel rod would do the job.

Yes, you can use a Duraweld rod and just a torch to do this , the weld area will be 2/3 times stronger than the casting , I have done it many times.

It´s a melted beer can rod special.

Go look in his older vids. Several months ago he made a vid that shows his process for making aluminum filler

Melt some beer cans, then You have it.