In this video Matt repairs a 1956 chevy fender with a patch panel and brings the fender to a perfect finish!
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Manual Arc (Stick) – DC Positive/Negative with Hot Start and Arc Force control to prevent rod stick and superior arc control.
DC TIG – Weld Steel and Stainless Steel
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AC TIG – Weld Aluminum with ease
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AC Frequency Control – Fine tune the arc cone width for precise aluminum welding.
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Flex Head 17 Torch – Adjust your torch head to the perfect torch angle in hard to reach places.
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You ground back that much metal it must be like all foil
Matt what welder settings were you using on this repair, also what size tungsten and filler rod were you using?
amazing.. Well done !
Very nice work indeed
Just out of curiosity, how much time did that take, start to finish? Thank you for the how to!
Matt…you're amazing. Such good work and I tip my hat to you.
Holly shit!
That's real body work
So is it a trade-off of disadvantages to using TIG or MIG on a situation like this? Running TIG beads that long probably created more distortion than sequential MIG spots would have. But the TIG'd material is more workable?
Amazing skill Matt, fantastic job..
You're very talented
Skills Pays The Bills Homie…