Recent content by Tig Master

That stuff won't wear out on you that is for sure. T

Need to know what you have 17 20 series h20 cooled or air cooled

This works well https://www.strapworks.com/Nylon_Webbing_p/tnw2.htm

Here is an easy project Easy to park.With a cooler underneath.Made from an old garden wagon from a garage sale $10.00.Only used wheels built the rest from scrap. :D The 200 dx lives there.

The bearing on that rear end isn't pressed on it stays in the housing when axle is removed the rear end is a "C" clip design no bearing to cut off the axle.

No not a joke i have never been stumped with the weld washer and nut ever. https://www.google.ca/search?q=weld+a+washer+on+broken+screw+and+then+back+it+out&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwi2nLeR4JXSAhUX_mMKHUqXCYMQ_AUICSgC&biw=1536&bih=720 Tig

Buy the kit 5/16" bronze valve guide liners. I have done dozens the easy way and ream to size. T

Tig weld it up get it super clean and weld it.It was welded from the factory so weld up the thing and be done with it.

Hammer and a cape chisel will have that out in a jiffy. T

Will make a nice poker for fire pit.I have made them for all my neighbors. Some ideas here https://www.google.ca/search?q=rebar+fire+pit+pokers&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjSpNHe-_zLAhUGmYMKHfDbD7cQ_AUIBygB&biw=1536&bih=723 T

Yup ^^^ T

What welder do you have? T

Quench the weld with a candle and let it cool to the touch the wax seeps in and when cool is the lubricant.Let it cool to the touch before trying to remove.I have removed hundreds over the years and haven't been stumped yet.I use my tig welder with foot pedal and linger on for a while to get...

I have been using small tungsten's 1" long in a pin vise for years and they are quite useful and have been tig welding for 30 years.Yes you can break it but as a scribe they work very well. T

1/16" tig tungsten T