Archive for the ‘Engineering’ Category
What is a good welder for a novice? Perhaps arc welder, or mig welder?
‘Cisco– asked:
I’m trying to learn how to weld, and I haven’t the slightest idea on what would be a good starting point. I don’t know any good welder manufacturers. The project I’m trying to build is a standard-type server rack, about 6-7 feet high. I want to keep it enclosed so I can properly filter dust, and keep the systems in the rack nice and cool. Any suggestions?
Welding Blog
I’m trying to learn how to weld, and I haven’t the slightest idea on what would be a good starting point. I don’t know any good welder manufacturers. The project I’m trying to build is a standard-type server rack, about 6-7 feet high. I want to keep it enclosed so I can properly filter dust, and keep the systems in the rack nice and cool. Any suggestions?
Welding Blog
What should an experienced Tig Welder make a year?
ryan S asked:
So what should an experienced tig welder make a year? someone who is welding more exotic metals and doing high-end welding like the aerospace field.
Welding Photos
So what should an experienced tig welder make a year? someone who is welding more exotic metals and doing high-end welding like the aerospace field.
Welding Photos
can a stick welder be used for Aulminium?
bobo asked:
I want to by a welder that does’n need gas. Can the old stick weld be used on Aluminium with and aluminium rod?
Mig Welding
I want to by a welder that does’n need gas. Can the old stick weld be used on Aluminium with and aluminium rod?
Mig Welding
What size welder do I need to do a medium sized jobs such as welding a go kart together?
sam s asked:
I am looking to build a go kart. Any suggestions on what size welder i should use?
Welding Basics
I am looking to build a go kart. Any suggestions on what size welder i should use?
Welding Basics
Why is the input and output wattage of a welder different?
Brad asked:
For instance a welder can have a 200 amp output at 18 volts, but has an input at 20 amps and 240 volts, making wattage input 4800 and output 3600. What explains that loss in wattage?
Obviously these numbers are absolutes. However, if you physically measure the amps and volts at input and output, these are actual/real numbers. In this case you aren’t consuming more energy than you are creating, there is a 1200 watt loss. Where does the loss occurr?
Welder World
For instance a welder can have a 200 amp output at 18 volts, but has an input at 20 amps and 240 volts, making wattage input 4800 and output 3600. What explains that loss in wattage?
Obviously these numbers are absolutes. However, if you physically measure the amps and volts at input and output, these are actual/real numbers. In this case you aren’t consuming more energy than you are creating, there is a 1200 watt loss. Where does the loss occurr?
Welder World





