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Welders for SMALL Items Too_Many_Tools 09-29-2007
Posted by Too_Many_Tools on September 29, 2007, 10:19 pm
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I am considering doing some modeling where I will need to make welds
on the various models.

The welders that I usually use will be much too big.

Could someone discuss what is available for SMALL welds and the issues
that need to be considered?

I am currently looking for an used welder similar to these welders.

http://www.aaproducts.com/ABIWelders.html

Has anyone built a welder for small delicate welds? If so, I would
like to hear about it.

Thanks

TMT


Posted by mbstevens on September 29, 2007, 11:09 pm
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Too_Many_Tools wrote:
> I am considering doing some modeling where I will need to make welds
> on the various models.
>
> The welders that I usually use will be much too big.
>
> Could someone discuss what is available for SMALL welds and the issues
> that need to be considered?
>
> I am currently looking for an used welder similar to these welders.
>
> http://www.aaproducts.com/ABIWelders.html
>
> Has anyone built a welder for small delicate welds? If so, I would
> like to hear about it.
>
> Thanks
>
> TMT
>
Most expensive: Laser welders. Neutec makes one with a built-in
binocular microscope. So expensive that my catalog does not list
the price. You can also lease them.

Arc welders: ABI makes them for tiny welds. $3000-$5000 USD.

Water torches (no kidding -- hydrogen and oxygen is
electrolized from the water)
$1200 - $2300. Flame comes out of what looks like an injection needle.
Good for places that are fire zoned not to allow tanks.

Smith Little Torch kits and other oxy/acet/propane
micro torch kits,
about $100-$300 plus cost of tanks and regulators
(I am able to use normal full size regulators and tanks).
Smallest flame of the oxy/acetylene model has .006 inch
orifice size.

Jewelers' supply catalogs have a selection.
--
mbstevens
http://www.mbstevens.com/x4x2002/index.html

Posted by Bob Murray on October 1, 2007, 12:40 am
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"Strictly I.C." has had articles on SMALL spot welders, and "Review of
Scientific Instruments" has had several as well.

www.strictlyic.com

www.rsi.aip.org/

Luck,
Bob



Posted by Too_Many_Tools on October 1, 2007, 1:16 am
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> "Strictly I.C." has had articles on SMALL spot welders, and "Review of
> Scientific Instruments" has had several as well.
>
> www.strictlyic.com
>
> www.rsi.aip.org/
>
> Luck,
> Bob

The link seems to be.........

http://rsi.aip.org/

Any idea as to what issues?

TMT


Posted by mbstevens on October 1, 2007, 9:24 am
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Bob Murray wrote:
> "Strictly I.C." has had articles on SMALL spot welders, and "Review of
> Scientific Instruments" has had several as well.
>
> www.strictlyic.com
>
> www.rsi.aip.org/
>
> Luck,
> Bob
>
>

I found this link interesting...
http://www.ganoksin.com/borisat/nenam/welding-applications.htm




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