Yes, I have the Henrob torch, have used it a lot, but recently replaced it
with the Meco Midget which I find easier to use in tight quarters - like
welding up tube clusters in a fuselage. I have the complete kit, but have
never used the cutting torch. If I were starting again, I'd just buy the
On Wed, July 22, 2020 10:20 am, Curt Raymond via Mercedes wrote:
> Answered my own question, apparently alumalloy rod with a MAP gas torch
> is the way to go. I'll probably have to get some aluminum sheet too.
They make low temp filler rod that's like brazing aluminum, you do it
below the temp
Answered my own question, apparently alumalloy rod with a MAP gas torch is the
way to go. I'll probably have to get some aluminum sheet too.
I should also make a boat cart, dragging the boat on its keel is just going to
recreate the problem...
The boat only goes in the water 2-3 times a year
That reminds me. I've got an aluminum skiff at camp thats all busted up around
the drain plug. I see that its been epoxied in the past but has been dragged on
the keel so much that the epoxy has failed. I feel like epoxy is a bad choice
for that spot since it does get dragged on the keel. Any
Uh uh uh! Oooh yah, that looks like fun!
Max Dillon
Charleston SC
Jul 21, 2020 11:31:05 PM Allan Streib via Mercedes :
> Anyone seen this video, or better yet have experience with this torch?
>
> Looks like a very nice way to weld or braze, but then again, it's an ad.
>
>
Ahhh... the internet has everything... Here is an old video for the
original manufacturer, and this is the torch that I had and loved to weld
with.
As you watch a bit of the video, you will see it is what Eastwood is now
selling under their own name..
Buy one, with all the accessories, you will
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q7UyYKkX7M=emb_rel_end
The Henrob torch...
On Tue, Jul 21, 2020 at 11:20 PM G Mann wrote:
> Ahhh... the internet has everything... Here is an old video for the
> original manufacturer, and this is the torch that I had and loved to weld
> with.
> As you watch a
Apparently Eastwood bought out an earlier manufacturer. I first used the
original version over 45 years ago and bought it on the spot at a
manufacturers tent display at Oshkosh EAA flyin.
Owned and used it with all the deluxe attachments that came with it or were
available later. Absolutely loved
Anyone seen this video, or better yet have experience with this torch?
Looks like a very nice way to weld or braze, but then again, it's an ad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kdSwyZRctQ
Allan
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