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Smoothing inside of pipes after welding

Started by Ascension · 13 June 2009 · 24 replies

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ANKArchived member
isnt he talking about knocking the dags or slug off ?
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VLT87KalArchived member
that still will not work, slag is the metal thats melted together sandblasting it will only remove weakest bits of slag, also TIG and MIG welders do not have slag, just the peno that has burnt through pipe which basically is just the back of the weld......
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ANKArchived member
its better then being in your turbo or motor i guess ??
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VLT87KalArchived member
haha yer man id guess that 2
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R34NRGArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by anachybmx boilermaker/welder?? reason: we just went through tafe and **** me all i heard about was pressure vessel welds, as im a 4th year app boiley im stuck welding at tafe for last 2 weeks........... yaya good call. only at the start of my 3rd year though
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