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I don't know a whole lot about welding Ti, but I do know that in order to do it properly, especially light gauge stuff, you should have at the minimum, a trailing cup or even better, an argon filled chamber. I have never welded it myself, but when I researched it, that was one of my findings.
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Originally Posted by helmincamaro' timestamp='1371845680' post='22623502
I got a tig welder, shouldn't be too hard to do for anybody who knows what they're doing 
I don't know a whole lot about welding Ti, but I do know that in order to do it properly, especially light gauge stuff, you should have at the minimum, a trailing cup or even better, an argon filled chamber. I have never welded it myself, but when I researched it, that was one of my findings.
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Originally Posted by helmincamaro' timestamp='1371845680' post='22623502
I got a tig welder, shouldn't be too hard to do for anybody who knows what they're doing
I don't know a whole lot about welding Ti, but I do know that in order to do it properly, especially light gauge stuff, you should have at the minimum, a trailing cup or even better, an argon filled chamber. I have never welded it myself, but when I researched it, that was one of my findings.
I just picked up a new tank of Argon yesterday
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