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| | {{:untitled_notebook-6.jpg}} make sure you are dressed the correct way to atarte welding. NO hair in the way. no open toes shoes, no long sleeves in the way | {{:img_1087.jpg}} make sure you are wearing the right clothes (Helmet, gloves, coat/apron)| {{:img_1097.jpg}} turn on the welding machine, the deal can be changed depending on the material that you are welding on.| {{:img_1097.jpg}} Add the welding stick to the machines gun/handle| | | {{:untitled_notebook-6.jpg}} make sure you are dressed the correct way to atarte welding. NO hair in the way. no open toes shoes, no long sleeves in the way. | {{:img_1087.jpg}} make sure you are wearing the right clothes (Helmet, gloves, coat/apron)| {{:untitled_notebook-7.jpg}} turn on the welding machine, the deal can be changed depending on the material that you are welding on.| {{:img_1097.jpg}} Add the welding stick to the machines gun/handle| |
| | {{:img_1129.png}} use metal sheets to practice your welding lines. | {{:img_1124.png}} after you finish your lines tap your ines with a hammer| {{:img_1126.png}} use a wired brush to brush the extra top coat of your weld| | |{{:img_1129.png}} use metal sheets to practice your welding lines. |{{:img_1124.png}} after you finish your lines tap your ines with a hammer| {{:img_1126.png}} use a wired brush to brush the extra top coat of your weld| |
| | {{:img_1128.jpg}} your weld should look something like this| {{:img_1130.png}} to weld two sheets of metal together, you align them next to each other| {{:img_1122.png}} start welding them together| | |{{:img_1128.jpg}} your weld should look something like this| {{:img_1130.png}} to weld two sheets of metal together, you align them next to each other| {{:img_1122.png}} start welding them together| |
| | {{:img_1132.jpg}} Hammer the new weld between the two sheets of metal. | {{:img_1133.jpg}} Brush the remaining top coat of your weld off from your weld| {{:img_1131.png}} After hammering and brushing your weld, it should look something like this. | | | {{:img_1132.jpg}} Hammer the new weld between the two sheets of metal.|{{:img_1133.jpg}} Brush the remaining top coat of your weld off from your weld|{{:img_1131.png}} After hammering and brushing your weld, it should look something like this. | |
| | {{:wiki:13.png}} Run the edge of the soldering iron over the two wires (no additional solder is necessary). When you see the solder flow together, remove the iron and hold for a few seconds while it cools| {{:wiki:14.png}} Slide the heat shrink tubing over the solder joint. Turn on the hot air reflow gun and turn up the air flow and temperature to the max settings. Hold the air nozzle ~2” away from the tubing and quickly move it back and forth to apply heat to the tubing.| {{:wiki:15.png}} Turn off the hot air reflow gun and place it back on the station (it will begin its cool down process automatically). Test your joint by pulling on it. Make 2 more of these solder loops by repeating this entire process.| | |
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