Recent content by MarineScott

I rent where I live, so I don't always have access to 220V.

What would be the next size up from the tote oxy/acetylene cylinders? Looking for something that I can use to cut, without refilling or breaking the bank. I don't want the size most shops have.

I have seen where some become brittle.

How is the hardness? Heard of doing this.

How small of a set up do you use? What size would be the most economical without being too small or big?

Got to check out all their stuff.This was something new.

Get cooking with your cranium. Look at my Facebook page Yesterday's Junk. Copy and improve what I got.

Has anyone else, tried this. I bought some the other day, and tried it on a strap style hinge, that I could not open by hand. I sprayed the hinge, and in a few seconds, I could open it. An hour later it would open smoothly.

Probably, because there is no penetration.

I would agree, that is what I was wanting to know. If you notice, there is no penetration, almost how an epoxy would work. Gimmick or not? What is the true application?

Yes, I did watch it. Might have to try it too.

Not hard. I had my grandson do a simple project for his mom. If you are on facebook, check out my page, Yesterday's Junk.

Thanks for the replies. I am currently using the Harbor Freight brand, which isn't bad, but throws more sparks than the Hobart brand. I think I am returning to the Hobart wire.

Low temp welding rods for steel.....really? I have seen these advertised for aluminum, and they work, as per videos I have seen. Do

Post in Craigslist also.