Cold welding

Started by enjenjo, November 03, 2018, 11:15:37 AM

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enjenjo

Does this look interesting? https://imgur.com/gallery/uGUojNF  It's available now for under $1000.
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idrivejunk

Interesting, sure. What materials is it claimed to work with?
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Gee ...Sometime my welds look like that .... :?   Right before they break..... :roll:  :oops:

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enjenjo

Quote from: "idrivejunk"Interesting, sure. What materials is it claimed to work with?

Steel, copper, aluminum, stainless, gold, silver, and others. Made in China. The FOB price is $724. Works on sheet .4mm to 4.0mm. You have to have a close fit, and it has to be cleeeen.
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Yeah, some years back, they advertised cold soldering irons on "As seen on TV", and my brother bought two; one for him and one for me. I told him to send mine back. Don't know if he ever did or not.
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butch27

They have things like that at the car shows---welding  pop cans..???

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Quote from: "butch27"They have things like that at the car shows---welding  pop cans..???

Muggy weld. I've used it. You can weld pop cans with it. I have a buddy that welded a broken in half 53 Buick top grille bar, polished it out and had it rechromed, it's been on the road over 10 years now. I tried welding an AC condenser with it. It was a little hole, just a pin hole. After working on it the better part of a day, it had a hole the size of a quarter, and still leaked. Then I welded two pop cans together, and threw the condenser away.
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