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post Nov 22 2012, 12:53 AM

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u want to get some sort of cert or what? i mean what purpose..
if just to learn for DIY, go part time at welding shop la..
can learn & get some cash bro

if u go those gomen course u'll get less learning, but more wasting time
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post Nov 22 2012, 01:19 AM

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sure can.. dah nama pun DIY

better for u not to try the oxy-acet first.. it's space & cost consuming.
just research a bit on arc welding/SMAW..
go buy a grinder & a mini/hand held welding set one, & u are good to go

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post Nov 22 2012, 01:49 AM

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sure can la.. see youtube
SMAW is the easiest & simplest type of method
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post Nov 22 2012, 09:45 PM

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i use this brand. local made
http://www.wim.com.my/webpages/wimproducts...=Stick%20(SMAW)
used mildly for DIY, 5-6 yrs ady.. no issue since day one. cost me ard rm500
other than that, u'll need grinder, gloves & face mask. rm200+

if getting a 2nd hand, better to ask what purpose it used prev-ly.. if used in welding shop, better not.. if for maintenance, diy etc i think no prob..

for me, ironworks are easier than woodworks. Potong & weld here n there, shape it & u'll get a strong everlasting product.
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post Nov 27 2012, 09:59 PM

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QUOTE(braindeath @ Nov 27 2012, 02:42 AM)
you seem like a pro so 1 question, do yo have a some kind of 'rule' saying that for each welding rod it should cover only few inch ?
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what a wastes if lidat.. even if the rod is rusty i still use it, till really near the other end..
as long as it joints & chun, sure can la. diy one no need have to surpass certain test etc

i no pro der. i think more like hardcore-ed addicts to diy. especially welding.
compared to masonry & woodworking, what you can make & use by welding are limitless. fr auto, furnishing, house-related etc.. plus it last longer & the cost is cheap too


Added on November 27, 2012, 10:05 pm
QUOTE(bo093 @ Nov 27 2012, 12:53 PM)
I learn welding in University at IUKL (previously KLIUC). Under Automotive Engineering course.
They thought us welding with stick welding and MIG welding.
Is not hard, is matter of getting that comfortable position.
Never happen to me.  unsure.gif
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true that.. it's not hard to get the 'comfortable' post.. depends on our steady hands to get it done in right way

the teary-eyes is bcos of the smoke + inefficient air circulation.. which are typically happen at gomen training centre

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post Nov 30 2012, 08:33 AM

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QUOTE(myva @ Nov 29 2012, 04:27 PM)
the steel block etc is take from who, is it take direct from factory like southern steel?

or take from dealer .

can take for little ?
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usually any hardware sell it. some hardware provide cut off saw for u to get the bars to be cut & fit it in ur car.
deswai i suggest u buy a grinder + a smaw set. u can plan the measurement 1st & straightaway cut at the shop.
the grinder is just for u to trim or maybe do some correction cutting only

yes u can buy even 1 piece. i always use 1"/3mm/6m angle bar if using smaw. around rm30/pcs

if u buy from dealer/steel hardware the price will be much lower

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post Dec 2 2012, 08:02 AM

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QUOTE(myva @ Nov 30 2012, 08:14 PM)
any hardware shop got sell steel block ?
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this is hollow bar. very not advisable for smaw or beginner. if MIG can la.. if u try weld on these sure lobang2 one
these hollow bar harder to get at most hardware as it only used in grill works.

what do u wan to diy actually?


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