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NOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST USE ONE HAND TO WELD
==MIG==
haha, welding gun go brrrrrrr
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-Does anyone in FSAE use this?
+Does anyone use this?
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-Highly versatile. Control of heat and feed independently (one in each hand) - allowing for fine tuning of the weld to the material at hand. Can work for aluminum and steel. A good welder will be able to weld ~.06in aluminum, and .028 steel.
+Highly versatile. Control of heat and feed independently (one in each hand) - allowing for fine tuning of the weld to the material at hand. Can work for aluminum and steel. A good welder will be able to weld ~.06in aluminum, and .028 steel (1.5 mm and ~0.5mm respectively in proper units).
-The drawback is that it requires more skill, and more active work - making the welding slower and higher effort. While a begginer can learn to tack within less than 1h, to become capable of performing hours of structural welds takes more effort.
+The drawback is that it requires more skill, and more active work - making the welding slower and higher effort. While a beginner can learn to tack within less than 1h, to become capable of performing hours of structural welds takes more effort.
 ==MIG==
 haha, welding gun go brrrrrrr

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−	4130 steel gets brittle when welded. To fix, Heat treat (either with an oxy-acetelyne torch, or a proper oven treatment). A potential way to avoid this is to weld with [https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-ca/support/welding-how-to/Pages/chrome-moly-detail.aspx?utm referrer=https://www.google.com/ ~~ER70 S6~~] ~~<span>(weaker, but produces more mallable welds~~). Unless sufficiently proven, it would not be advised to design a frame with a <3 FOS, without heat treatment. The usage of a single cylinder also without soft mounting may be enough to crack a non heat treated (or even heat treated?) frame.</span>	+	4130 steel gets brittle when welded. To fix, Heat treat (either with an oxy-acetelyne torch, or a proper oven treatment). A potential way to avoid this is to weld with ER70S6 filler<span>(weaker, but produces more mallable welds) ([https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-ca/support/welding-how-to/Pages/chrome-moly-detail.aspx?utm referrer=https://www.google.com/ source]). Unless sufficiently proven, it would not be advised to design a frame with a <3 FOS, without heat treatment. The usage of a single cylinder also without soft mounting may be enough to crack a non heat treated (or even heat treated?) frame.</span>

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 ==General Tips==
 * If it’s not held, it will deform
 * If it is held, but has gaps, it will deform (i.e, a tube joint should be precise)
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-steel gets brittle when welded. To fix, Heat treat (either with an oxy-acetelyne torch, or a proper oven treatment). A potential way to avoid this is to weld with [https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-ca/support/welding-how-to/Pages/chrome-moly-detail.aspx?utm referrer=https://www.google.com/ ER70 S6]
+steel gets brittle when welded. To fix, Heat treat (either with an oxy-acetelyne torch, or a proper oven treatment). A potential way to avoid this is to weld with [https://www.lincolnelectric.com/en-ca/support/welding-how-to/Pages/chrome-moly-detail.aspx?utm referrer=https://www.google.com/ ER70 S6] <span>(weaker, but produces more mallable welds). Unless sufficiently proven, it would not be advised to design a frame with a <3 FOS, without heat treatment. The usage of a single cylinder also without soft mounting may be enough to crack a non heat treated (or even heat treated?) frame.</span>
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 ==TIG==
 NOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST USE ONE HAND TO WELD
 ==MIG==
 haha, welding gun go brrrrrrr
 ==Stick==
 Does anyone in FSAE use this?