Tigging SiBronze is soo handy, unlimited possibilities, low heat and distortionless joining. Argon and about 30 amps. Two percent thoreated 3/32 tungsten.
Is this suitable for all gaps? Say where the roof skin connects to the pillars on an older truck? Could/Should you fill in these seams to get a smoother finish? Thanks for sharing!
“What is silicon bronze” Its more liquidy than the leading brand 😶😶😶 😂😂😂😂🎉 i stayed for the 62, and did get quite a chuckle, so theres that 😁🥳 I woulda been happy with “real fucking fancy brazing rod” Since… im gonna guess it is 🤷🏻♂️ but… im certain brazing rod, flux and a tig torch is NOT gonna work 🤣 (i have no tried, and kinda know better) So… my question is this! Whats the difference between silicon bronze rod, and brazing rod 🤔 Really good job on the editing and quality of the video BTW #keepitup #imjusttalkinshit 😉
So silicone bronze is a different metal composition than regular brazing rod with the flux on it. I'm pretty sure regular brazing rod has lead in it, and different amounts of copper and I believe tin. I looked it up years ago and that's what I remember. Data analysis sheets will tell you the difference. I never tried to knock the flux off regular brazing rod and tig it. The argon shielding gas takes the place of flux. I'll have to try that now.
@martianrays i like your style sir! GREAT info there! Ive been brazing for 40yrs and have yet to have such a solid answer! (I dip flux, them preflux’d rods are for rich kids) 😉🤣
@@martianrays and now that you got me thinking! Its gotta be much like “bronze” sculptures (that have the tin in them) but.. im an idoit, i have no idea 🤷🏻♂️🤣 I do know i enjoy brazing tho 🤓
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Tigging SiBronze is soo handy, unlimited possibilities, low heat and distortionless joining. Argon and about 30 amps. Two percent thoreated 3/32 tungsten.
Definitely!
Been using silicon bronze for 30 years on body seams good content.
It just works! And thank you.
Nice, great work. I can use this on my 63 c10. Thank you
Small detail but huge difference, nice!
Just found this channel!! SO COOL!!
Is this suitable for all gaps?
Say where the roof skin connects to the pillars on an older truck? Could/Should you fill in these seams to get a smoother finish?
Thanks for sharing!
Yes you definitely could!
@@oldanvilspeedshop Thanks! I figured as much! hmmm now to decide if I should....
Love the channel thanks for sharing!
“What is silicon bronze”
Its more liquidy than the leading brand 😶😶😶
😂😂😂😂🎉 i stayed for the 62, and did get quite a chuckle, so theres that 😁🥳
I woulda been happy with “real fucking fancy brazing rod”
Since… im gonna guess it is 🤷🏻♂️ but… im certain brazing rod, flux and a tig torch is NOT gonna work 🤣 (i have no tried, and kinda know better)
So… my question is this!
Whats the difference between silicon bronze rod, and brazing rod 🤔
Really good job on the editing and quality of the video BTW #keepitup
#imjusttalkinshit 😉
So silicone bronze is a different metal composition than regular brazing rod with the flux on it. I'm pretty sure regular brazing rod has lead in it, and different amounts of copper and I believe tin. I looked it up years ago and that's what I remember. Data analysis sheets will tell you the difference. I never tried to knock the flux off regular brazing rod and tig it. The argon shielding gas takes the place of flux. I'll have to try that now.
@martianrays i like your style sir!
GREAT info there!
Ive been brazing for 40yrs and have yet to have such a solid answer!
(I dip flux, them preflux’d rods are for rich kids) 😉🤣
@@martianrays and now that you got me thinking! Its gotta be much like “bronze” sculptures (that have the tin in them) but.. im an idoit, i have no idea 🤷🏻♂️🤣
I do know i enjoy brazing tho 🤓