It might. It keeps from welding to the surface that you have your work resting on.Lt.Mike":2xyimu85 said:I’ll have to try that. Does that help prevent blowing out?
good morning all from the soggy deep south . a young co-worker at LSU showed me that trick a few years ago , I have welded all my life and had never heard of it . your never too old to learn . thanks tst for the heads up , i have a hood that needs that very repair , :wink: coppersmythe.............tst":fnxjgbl8 said:I use a thick piece of 1/2" copper a lot for body work such as a cub hood with unwanted holes someone drilled in it, clamp the copper on the outside and weld the hood from the inside, the copper keeps the steel from warping and the weld comes out flush against the copper and the copper will pop right off leaving the repair and almost no grinding or sanding
Great tip !tst":y83ngpic said:I use a thick piece of 1/2" copper a lot for body work such as a cub hood with unwanted holes someone drilled in it, clamp the copper on the outside and weld the hood from the inside, the copper keeps the steel from warping and the weld comes out flush against the copper and the copper will pop right off leaving the repair and almost no grinding or sanding