RE: Nervous welder

[stanley clinton <threecarb65@xxxxxxxxx>]

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I use the same method on metal that I use in woodworking... I sneek up on it, you can cut several times to make a perfect fit.  I have seen flanging tools but have never used one. I know that trying to butt weld sheetmetal is a pain,easy to burn through. Go SLOW and let everything cool down before the next weld to keep from warping. The average mig wire is quite "hard" compared to the base metal and is kind of brittle. Try using it as you would safety wire and you will see what I mean, It breaks after a few twists. Does anyone know of a wire that is softer??? seems it would be better for auto panel replacement,.Stan

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