Who welds aluminum in here?
11-09-2008, 07:29 PM
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Who welds aluminum in here?
Hey guys, ive got an aluminum manifold i need to weld some barbed fittings onto.
anyone in here weld aluminum and wanna weld 4 barbed fittings to a manifold??
anyone in here weld aluminum and wanna weld 4 barbed fittings to a manifold??
11-09-2008, 08:01 PM
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my friends dad in SC lol.
Only other place i know of is Advanced Welding behind Costco in MV. They are moto guys and do odd jobs.
Only other place i know of is Advanced Welding behind Costco in MV. They are moto guys and do odd jobs.
11-09-2008, 08:06 PM
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Some friends I grew up with. They own their own business that is located in San Jose off 101 and old oakland road.
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Dono what they would charge for things though so cant help you there. But for future welding needs if anyone needs hit them up!
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Dono what they would charge for things though so cant help you there. But for future welding needs if anyone needs hit them up!
11-09-2008, 08:36 PM
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Hey, yeah my cousin does, he used to weld for a living had a injury on the job got a ton of money and hasnt worked a day since. he has his own ****. i am sure if you bought him a bottle of booze he would hook you up. his wife doesnt let him buy alcohol cuz he is such a freaking light weight,
i can ask him for you if you want. it would be all the way up here though.
i can ask him for you if you want. it would be all the way up here though.
11-09-2008, 08:45 PM
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jager... yeah thats about it. He should be back in town tomorrow, let me ask him if that is something he can or is willing to do. i will drop you a pm tomorrow when i find out.
11-09-2008, 09:40 PM
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if i remember from the littl ebit i know i think titanium is a hotter weld and its gotta be fast, i believe in the industry the call it a "hot and fast" weld. but with titanium i think there is a bit more forgiveness to it. aluminum is super soft and you can get a lot of burn through if you dont know what you are doing.
