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What are the different types of welding and what are they used for? If you are looking for a 20,000 foot view of the different types of welding along with applications, stick around for a minute, I think I can help.
Stick welding
Stick welding is often called Arc welding although that is kind of a misnomer because TIG welding and MIG welding are actually arc welding processes too. But ARC welding is what most people still call stick welding. Stick welding is the old school kind of welding that grandpa used to do to fix his tractor in the barn. It uses a stick electrode like a 6013, 6011, or 7018 welding rod that is chucked up in an electrode holder that looks a little bit like a battery jumper cable clamp. The rod is struck like a match to get the arc going and the rod is fed into the puddle as it burns. Stick welding is pretty simple and the stick welding machine is simple too and also pretty cheap. You can buy a Lincoln 225 AC welding machine at any Home Depot for way less than 300 dollars.
MIG welding
Mig welding is considered one of the easiest types of welding to learn. Why? Because the rod does not have to be fed as it shortens like with stick welding. A wire is fed thru a cable and out the end of the mig welding gun and all the operator is required to do is to pull the trigger and weld. Sounds easy right? Well it is not that easy. It is a little bit easier to learn than stick welding but only a little.
Mig welding actually kind of describes 2 types of welding...bare wire mig, AND flux core welding.
Bare wire mig is cleaner, and will weld thinner metal, but flux core is easier to use outdoors and does not require a cylinder of mig welding gas or a flow meter. Flux core welding is usually either used for cheap hobby welder s where the buyer does not want to spend the money for gas and a gas conversion kit, or for really heavy duty applications like earth moving equipment and heavy production welding.
TIG welding
TIG welding is considered one of the more difficult types of welding to learn...harder to master than mig or stick welding. That is because both hands are needed to tig weld. One hand holds a tig torch with a tungsten electrode that provides the arc and heat...and the other hand feeds the rod. TIG welding equipment is generally more expensive and more difficult to set up because there is often a remote amperage foot pedal included and it takes a cylinder of argon or argon mix shielding gas to work.
Tig welding is the most versatile type of welding of all. Virtually all conventional metals can be welded with the tig process. Carbon and low alloy steels, stainless steel, nickel alloys, aluminum, magnesium, titanium, cobalt, and copper alloys can all be welded using this type of welding.
Plasma arc welding
Plasma arc welding is similar to tig welding except that the tungsten electrode is recessed inside a nozzle and the heat is created by ionizing gasses flowing around the arc. Plasma arc welding is used where high precision is required and in situations where a recessed electrode is beneficial. Plasma arc welding is used extensively in aerospace applications for dimensional restoration of air seals and jet engine blade repair where thicknesses are often below .015" and amperages used are often single digit.
Gas welding
Gas welding is one of the old school types of welding. Oxygen and Acetylene is the most popular setup for a gas welding kit and gas welding is still used a lot for automotive exhaust applications, as well as by homebuilt airplane enthusiasts for welding 4130 chromoly tubing for airplane fuselages. It works. It's portable. And it is fairly versatile... There are still some people that swear by gas welding even for welding aluminum.
Some people believe that tig welding is much better than gas welding. I am one of those people.
Electron beam and laser welding.
These types of welding are considered high energy welding processes because they pinpoint heat so much better than older more conventional types of welding. Electron beam welding can penetrate through 6 inches of steel without any bevel.
Laser welding can pinpoint heat so precisely that weld metal can be deposited on a tool steel injection mold cavity so precisely that heat treatments can be eliminated and only minimal machining is needed in order to restore dimensions.
Jody Collier's web articles on subjects like laser welding are full of Down and Dirty welding tips. For TIG, MIG, STICK welding along with a pantload of other welding information, visit http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/
Fishing Rod Holder - A Friend To Leisurely Fishing
A fishing rod holder is a handy tool makes it possible for anglers to use both hands when setting the lure and removing their catch from the hook. Using a fishing rod holder, the angler doesn't have to worry about letting go of the pole and, perhaps, losing the fish they've worked to catch.
Early designs were made of two parts: pole-binding and straps. The pole-binding device used a strap to tie the fishing pole to the railing. The strap, often using velcro, was tied around the angler's waist, wrist, or ankle. But the early designs were awkward and often interfered with fishing, rather than helping. Newer designs have four parts: two pole clips and two straps. They allow for more stability and make it easier to see when the fish take the bait.
Other fishing rod holders include a remedy for sea sickness by applying a constant pressure to critical acupressure points on the body. Especially when worn throughout the fishing trip on a boat, the additional feature is a great way to enjoy the fishing trip.
But fishing rod holders are best when used for fly-fishing. Fishing along rocky rivers and streams, it is almost impossible to use one hand to fish. Being able to clip the rod to your lower leg frees both hands for attaching the lure and removing the fish from the hook. Upper pole clips allow free rotation and movement, making flexible rods easier to handle.
But the fishing rod holder is a great tool for any fishing trip, whether you're fishing from a dock, a boat, or on land. It gives extra support, makes you more sensitive to bites, and allows you to release the rod without losing it.
Many anglers make their own rod holders. All it takes is a strong support and some straps. You can even use a bungee cord if you're really creative. This is an inexpensive way to improve your fishing results. But many fishing stores offer a variety of good fishing rod holders specifically designed for different fishing experiences.
Sure, you can have a great time fishing without a fishing rod holder. But you can have an even better, more successful fishing trip with this handy tool.
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This question is for fishermen,Does anyone know anything about "in vehicle rod and reel holders" ?
I presently own a 02" Chevy Trailblazer and I am looking for a rod and reel holder for my SUV. Every other holder I have tried to install to the garment hooks or hand holds sit to low and you cannot help but bump your head on the holder even without the rods in place.The seats in this vehicle seem to sit up higher then previous SUV's I have owned,Any Idea's.....
i have used rod holders that you would normaly use to hold them on walls. you just push the rod into the slot that has styrafoam so it will hold your rod and not scratch it also. they come in a set of two. one to use toward the bottom of the rod and one to use near the end. you can mount them on your roof/ceiling on the inside of your vehicle and the rods will stay in place. even over bumps. you can find them in the fishing department at walmart, or a local fishing tackle store. as to how you mount them, that you'll have to figure out yourself. i screwed them into the top of my aluminum truck cap. also try going on this website: basspro.com. i'm sure they can help you.
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