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Old 06-02-2010, 09:54 PM   #37
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Originally Posted by WildBillyT View Post
Flux core is not optimal. Technically you can braze floor pans in too. But we are not working on a battleship in the south seas.

Solid wire all the way.
Come on Billy you sound like you know what your talking about here which leads me to believe your aware theres zero strength/structural difference between flux and solid core.

I'm not gonna sit here and preach that flux is better than solid cause its definitely not BUT if its being ground down and prettied up AND your not gonna make multiple structural passes theres 0 difference in the end and I certainly wouldnt consider it the wrong tool for the job. Maybe not the optimum one but not the wrong tool.

The only downside to to fluxcore is the mess it makes when you burn it in AND the fact that it has a high content of a metal in its bead that evades my knowledge right now but causes welds to be brittle if you make multiple passes that are going to touch each other. And none of that makes a difference in a non structural project thats going to be cleaned up in the end.
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