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What is it? Marion County is in the process of updating the Rural Transportation System Plan (RTSP) and creating a new urban component to this planning document. The RTSP is a planning tool that is used to identify transportation projects throughout rural Marion County – this includes roads, transit, bicycles, pedestrians, rails, ferries, freight, and air. The last time that Marion County updated the RTSP was 2005.
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If death teaches us about life, we've had our share of lessons this week.
The week has been littered with somber news.
Before heading out to Lenox vs. Mount Ayr basketball Tuesday night, I made a stop at Pearson Family Funeral Service.
It was the visitation for Ellen Lang, who gave 33 years of service to this organization in the production department. For 13 of those years I worked alongside her as she "pasted up" the sports pages based on the "dummy sheet" I provided her, back in the stone age before electronic page composition.
More on Ellen later, because her service record at the News Advertiser is truly noteworthy.
When I arrived in Mount Ayr Tuesday night, football co-coach and athletic director Delwyn Showalter was sharing stories from coaching clinics where the late Norm Parker of the Iowa staff had appeared. We were saddened to hear of his recent passing, because he was truly a candid character who could tell a story — much like former ISU basketball coach Johnny Orr, who we just lost a couple of weeks ago.
So, I got back from Mount Ayr and put in a late night with sports editor Scott Vicker. We had both been on the road and had a lot of work to accomplish to produce Wednesday's sports section.
Finally, as I sat at home in front of my laptop at about 2:30 a.m., finishing the next day's practice plan for my middle school team, I got a text message from Scott that punched me right in the gut.
"Just saw on Facebook Louis Cruz's daughter must have passed away."
That was tough news to digest.
Less than two years ago, I had visited the Cruz family in Orient for an article portraying the tremendous support that had arisen on their behalf after 14-year-old Brittany felt a knot in her thigh while practicing for the Orient-Macksburg dance team.
As it turned out, it was a tumor and she began waging a battle, through numerous trips to Iowa City, against a soft tissue cancer rare in children — high-grade differentiated sarcoma.
Just months earlier, Louis had coached the O-M baseball team to its first state-tournament appearance. He was also elected mayor of Orient through write-in ballots. A Chicago native, he had met his wife Susan while a baseball player at Southwestern Community College.
I interviewed Brittany and other family members that day in the Cruz home, and I thought I was writing a tale of a courageous battle that appeared to have a light at the end of the tunnel. They seemed encouraged about the prospects of treating this diagnosis and returning to an active high school life.
But through experiences in my own family, I know the nasty, dark turns cancer can take you through on the road toward recovery. It didn't turn out like any of us had hoped.
Sometimes the most memorable athletic careers are the ones you never get to write about. That's how I look at Brittany, the daughter of a baseball coach who was destined to be a softball standout. She was athletic, bright and energetic. A great friend to many, and obviously a beloved daughter and sister.
I now coach girls who are about the age that Brittany was when she was diagnosed. So, I took great pains at Wednesday's practice to appreciate the smiles on these young athletes' faces as they enjoyed their time together in the gym.
It also made me want to reach out to my own kids. Because, if there was ever a lesson in remembering how precious their lives are, it's news like this. I've known too many people who have lost a child, and yet I still have no comprehension of the pain they must bear.
On Facebook, I encouraged parents to give their children an extra hug that night. I wish I could have done the same.
Then Wednesday morning I woke up and discovered the sudden death of 43-year-old ISU defensive line coach Curtis Bray.
Former ISU assistant Ryan McKim of Creston, now on the Oklahoma staff, posted comments on Facebook about what a great guy Bray was during their time together in Ames. A coach he would emulate on and off the field.
Bray, married with two children, died during his morning workout. Again, a reminder to take nothing for granted.
When I moved to town in the mid-1980s, I soon became familiar with what was the golden age of Creston girls athletics. Creston teams had been to the girls state basketball tournament shortly before I arrived. Then I covered their march to the state volleyball tournament. Track and softball also flourished.
At Tuesday's visitation for Ellen Lang, I was reunited with some of those people. Linnea (Lang) Julian, now of Lee's Summit, Mo., was one of the stars of that state volleyball team. One of her teammates was current CHS coach Polly (Gammell) Luther.
Working alongside Linnea's mother at the paper, we often talked about each other's kids. I told Ellen I enjoyed watching her daughter's teams play. I heard stories about her son Doug winning back-to-back 400-meter state titles under coach Dick Skarda.
She, likewise, couldn't wait to hold our first baby when I brought Brett to the office. He's now 28.
She also patched together my sports page when I had to leave early one morning three years later for the birth of our second son, Keith.
Like Cruz, Ellen battled cancer in her final years. Another longtime CNA employee, Connie White, now living in Texas, said Ellen was helpful as she also was diagnosed with cancer last July.
"I have had surgery and am now doing chemo and radiation treatments," Connie told me this week. "Ellen has been a strong helper through these past six or seven months and I would not have made it this far without her support. She was a remarkable lady and I will miss her terribly."
Arvid Huisman, former CNA publisher, echoed many of the same comments about Lang when informed of the news this week.
There aren't many of us left at the paper who worked with Ellen, whose service time was 1965 (at the former location on Maple Street) to 1998. I think maybe Dorine Peterson, Lori Fletcher, Mary Brunner, Stephani Finley, Debbie Linderman and myself might be it.
There are far too many former co-workers who shared time with Ellen to list here. But looking back, we did some pretty good stuff.
After Stephani retires later this month, everyone left in the newsroom will be young enough to be my kid. And to think, when I arrived in 1984 and met Ellen, I was the 27-year-old "rookie" of the newsroom. Geez, how did this happen?
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Yes, Pleas explain the position on low quality torch. I have a machine torch on mine, but may eventually add a hand torch if I ever get my plasma table going again. I know Hypertherm is the best, especially in my opinion also, but why the torch comment. Empirical data or anecdotal hearsay? I would love to see the basis of that observation. If there is supporting documentation you should submit it to Hypertherm or at least fwd it to Jim Colt and let them know that there is an uncorrected flaw. They may already have a fix or something in the pipe line to address a specific flaw.
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i have a miller 625 and that seems to be a very good machine for my application. my wife draws designs on 1/8 sheet stock and i cut them out. dont use it for heavy industrial work just artwork
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With hand plasma torches there are many differing thoughts regarding what users like and dislike. A lot of it has to do with the ergonomics of the torch....shape of the handle, location and operation of the trigger switch, angle of the torch head (90 degrees, 70 degrees, 15 degrees, etc.). Generally users tend to get used to what they use the most...and all others just don't feel right.
The other differences are with operation of the torch and its features.....pilot arc length and power (will it start well on rusty, painted or masked material?). Can the torch be dragged or temp[late cut at full power? Maximum pierce capacity without consumable damage.
Of course there are those that rate torches based on cut speed, consumable life, cut quality, system portability.
After 35 years in this business (plasma cutting....both hand held and mechanized) one thing is certain: The major brand plasma systems have come a long way! The early hand held units were slow, large, cut poorly, used a lot of power and were unreliable.......today's systems are incredible timesaving units that have eliminated the use of oxy-fuel rigs in many applications.
I urge those that are in the market to go to the weld supply dealers and try out as many different brands as possible...choose the one that suits your personal needs. Look at duty cycles, consumable life, maximum cut ratings.....look at the manuals and documentation that comes with the equipment...and most of all...ask around on the public forums before buying.
Then of course there is the whole world of mechanized plasma cutting....from the 45 amp air plasma up through 1000 amp systems that use argon-hydrogen for cutting....
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Opinions Vary but each person has an opinion.
I have a Hypertherm PM1000G3, I absolutely love it. I had an issue when I first got it but Hypertherm took care of my machine. The issue, bad solder job on main boards during change in manufacturing, was made during a certain time frame of which there were varying degrees of failure across many HT product. Jim Colt, who posted on this thread was one of the people that helped me in getting my machine fixed. It works everytime I pull the trigger.
One decision in chossing your plasma cutter is how well does your supplier keep comsumables in stock and which machines are setting on the showroom floor. I looked at Miller first, but consumables where not readily available and the dealer, AirGas did not keep them instock. The Hypertherm was in stock and consumables on the parts shelf in the showroom. Check the suppliers in your area.
There are many post and threads here on the Miller Welds Forum that have vast amounts of information about choosing plasma cutters and why. There are also post about issues and solutions found by myself and others. Do a search using my username or search for post on particular models or brandnames of product, the information is there.
Like the MM200, the HT PM1000G3 are still around and command demand and price because they are solid machine. Like my MM200, my HT PM1000G3 would have to be a pile of molten metal on the floor for me to replace it or consider getting a different unit to replace it with.
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Actually Miller used Hypertherm torches for many years on its plasma systems, and also built power supplies for Hypertherm...specifically the Hypertherm Powermax190, the Powermax350 and Powermax380.
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Miller 375 xtreme... love it, cant go wrong.
I had a post here about plasma cutters not to long ago. The jest was I wanted to replace my 900 Hypertherm for a bigger unit. I also wanted it to run off of my TB302,
and in the shop run off 3 phase. I wanted a machine that did not need have a hard wire change from shop to pickup. I wanted something like Miller's Auto Line.
I polled the forum and narrowed it down to Hypertherm and Thermal Dymanics.
The man from TD said their 152 would go both 3 phase and single phase.
The only reason I bought the TD 152 is because my LWS did not handle Hypertherm.
I found out later that the TD needed a hard wire change to go from 3 phase to single phase.
So I hooked it up 3 phase and bought a Miller 625 for the pickup.
The Thermal Dymanics is very hard on consumables.
If I had to do it all over, I go with Hypertherm.
My friend has one and it is auto line.
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Fired up my new to me MM180w/auto-set today for the first time.
Welded a patch to the lower front of a used Simplicity/Allis-Chalmers garden cart I purchased last year.
I used a piece of .085" sheet stock that I cut and formed to fit the rotted out area of the cart.
Need to do some cleaning up with the grinder.
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First Welding Repair job with my MM180w/Auto-set
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If that is you first time mig welding you are doing read good. I bougt my broter the same machine last year for cristmas and he loves it. might be a little low on the heat but hard to tell from that far away.
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As the long winter nights close in and the weather takes a chilly turn, there is nothing quite like curling up in your living room to play an epic game of 'Risk' or one of its similarly challenging counterparts. Originally released in 1950s France as 'La Conquete du Monde', or 'The Conquest of the World', 'Risk' is one of the most enduring strategy board games ever made, and it is easy to lose entire evenings as you take it in turns to conquer your companions' territories.
If you are more of a video gamer than a fan of the classics, throwing your own board game evening can be a daunting prospect. After all, playing remotely among friends seldom requires providing snacks or whipping the hoover round! However, playing host at your very own board game evening can be a great experience, one that you'll be eager to repeat on a regular basis.
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Despite the inevitable rise of video gaming, nothing can quite match the thrill of a good board game, particularly when it comes to organising a night in with your friends. Video games can be great fun, and are fantastic when it comes to interacting with people from around the world. However, nothing can beat the company of friends on a cold winter's evening, and the opportunities for conversation and laughter will soon outweigh the temptation for fancy graphics; the oldies really are the best when it comes to gaming.
There are a number of things to consider as you plan the perfect games night – namely, the number of guests that are invited, the food and drink that you'll be serving, and the games that you'll be playing. It is essential to make sure that you have enough seating for everyone, plenty of snacks to go around, and ample floor and table space for the different games that will be on offer. Remember to draw up the rules for anyone who may be unfamiliar with a particular title. Cushions and beanbags can be a great addition to any living room and will ensure that everyone gets a comfortable seat; games nights should never be too formal, and your guests should feel able to enjoy the company as well as the tournaments on offer. In terms of feeding your gaming friends, snack foods are, more often than not, the best way to go. Crisps, dips and handheld foods such as pizza ensure that the action can continue, even as you're refuelling.
One of the best things about games such as 'Risk' is that the conclusion is rarely met before sunrise. Certain epic board games can provide a whole evening's entertainment, so it's important to try to stay alert for the duration of your tournament. Tea, coffee and caffeinated energy drinks can provide the buzz you need to maintain that gaming edge, so mini fridges and hot drinks makers can be a great addition to your games night. The Tassimo coffee maker is a particularly popular gadget that conveniently allows you to make numerous drinks for you and your friends at the touch of a button.
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Saturday, November 02, 2002Greenville, S.C. (November 2, 2002) -- Junior Kate Steidle (Waynesboro, Va.) tallied 22 kills and a .472 hitting percentage to lead East Tennessee State to a 30-28, 30-26, 22-30, 30-24 victory over Furman in volleyball action Saturday afternoon at Timmons Arena. The Lady Buccaneers, who jumped out to a 2-0 lead, received five kills, 52 assists and eight digs from setter Renee Vesey (Paw Paw, Mich.). ETSU's Nicole Ryan (Etiwanda, Calif.) added 15 kills, while libero Karen Freeburg (New Castle, Ind.) totalled a match-high 27 digs. Senior Abby Simon (Simpsonville, S.C.) and Laura Bush (Kingsport, Tenn.) led the Lady Paladins with 18 kills a piece, while junior Amber Montague recorded 15 kills and 14 digs. Furman drops to 17-12 overall and 12-5 in the Southern Conference, while East Tennessee State improves to 7-18 overall and 5-11 in the SoCon.
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If you're a cheese lover, perhaps you should look into making it yourself. You may have wondered if it's easy to do. Here's your opportunity to find out.
River Arts in Morrisville VT is holding two days of cheese making classes this coming Friday and Saturday.
You will have the rate opportunity to learn how to make Mozzarella, Cheddar and Ricotta. The cost is just $35 for one day or $55 for two days. You can sign up on the River Arts website or call them at (802) 888-1261.
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Am I alone in having difficulty summoning up archived graphics over the last day or so? Site was down for maintenance for a few hrs but now looks fine and links properly into my designated categories. However once in them, I'm unable to bring up the clicked on graphics and their link info.
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I know this topic has been discussed many times; however, I haven't found anything that will help with this outlet type specifically. I am using a L15-20 plug on the end of my machine cord and would like to make some pigtail adapters for it. Questions:
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Councilman Dave Kirby was the only one to vote against the motion referring the matter to the Planning Commission. He said the small town is "a place people come when they don't want to be bothered with farming."
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I've been noticing that a lot of people (not people on instructables, but people interested in electronics in general) don't really know about LED's. No one in my science class at school had ever even heard of them. This is an easy introduction to LED's that should teach you the basics. It's good if you're interested but have no idea where to start. I also thought this would help out anyone wanting to enter the contest, but it took me a while to finish.
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LED is an acronym for Light Emitting Diode. Well, you ask, what on earth is a diode.
A diode is a device that, in simplest terms, allows electricity to flow through one way but not the other. Those of you who are knowledgeable about mechanical things could think of it as sort of a check valve. If you have no mechanical knowledge, disregard that last sentence.
Now that you know what a diode is, an LED is just one that emitts light (But you could probably figure that out just from reading the name).
Hi, I recently picked up an antique light bulb with a crusifix inside the bulb. Unfortunately, it does not work. I would like to modify the bulb and add an internal led. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Denny
Often LED's have equal length 'legs', so to work out which one is which, look closely inside the plastic with a mag glass, the negative is the side with the bigger surface area, or looks like an upside-down 'L'.
The power supply is often 12 volts DC (a battery, or transformer). But can be 3 volts to about 30 volts DC, (Normally.)
The current limiting resistor is very necessary, if you want the LED to last any time, and a proven value to use with 12 volts, is 470 ohms. This will limit the current to 0.025 Amps, i.e. 25mA. This is using the common formula from 'Ohm's law', V/A=R, so in this case, 12/0.025=480 ohms.
It is best practice to fit it between the Positive of the LED and the power supply's positive terminal.
LED's can be bought in various shapes, round, square, rectangle, and in various colours, red, green, yellow, orange and blue. Hope the photo helps.
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Buying parts online from wholesalers and surplus outfits is usually the cheapest way to go. Standard LEDs can be had for around 5 to 10 cents each, while high brightness ones will usually be a little more. Blue/violet, white, and UV LEDs are the most expensive, but can often be found for $0.75 or less each. Some places to look include:
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blue and green use 3.4 volts. IR are by themselves and about 1.2 vdc. as an example 3 white leds in series are 10.2vdc. if a 12vdc supply is used 1.8 vdc, left to be dissapated, /.02 =90 ohms. 100 works great. for 13.8 vdc use 180 ohms. for a brighter light parallel up several strings. best of luck to all. Uncle Cy
thanks for your questions. first watts is power not resistance. a 3vdc led that draws .7 amps is indeed a 2.1 watt burner.
my intent was to determine the value of the current limiter. you only use the difference between supply and forward voltage for the LEDs. if you have 3 white LEDs in series that's a forward voltage of 10.2 vdc. if the supply is 12vdc then 12 -10.2=1.8volts. 1.8 vdc / .02=90 ohms. 100 ohms would work perfectly. if the supply is 13.8 then 180 ohms is needed.
think of the string of LEDs as one entity. it is limited to .02 amps (20 ma). we only need the difference between the supply and how many volts the string of LEDs "eats". we are not figuring the resistance of the whole string, only the missing part.
P=E X I. no resistance in the formula for power. you seem to have ohms law down.
you are trying to figure the resistance of the entire string which is not what we were intending to do. you only need to figure the missing part which is easy to calculate. we know the current (.02 - limited by properly biased diodes) and the supply minus the total voltage of the Diode string. this gives us the voltage of the unknown value we seek. then basic ohms law and we have the needed resistance of the current limiter.
if you are still confused please let me know and i'll try again. thank you
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No point mentioning these bats, I thought. The poor bastard will see them soon enough.
Im lazy really, so i'm not gonna look through the hundreds of pages in this thread.
All I need, is a mouseover macro, but if no need cast on self ..
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^^ that macro, with the "If no target cast on self" ..
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Code:/cast [exists, @mouseover, help][@player] Expel Harm
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[help] already implies [exists], and it can be useful with a [nodead] mod in case you'd mouseover a dead player on the raid frames.
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I'm trying to create a macro for my balance druid spec where it basically triggers Celestial Alignment, Incarnation, and Mirror image (from symbiosis) at the same time. All 3 min cd's so they should line up perfectly.
Is what I'm using currently, I tried/cast Incarnation: Chosen of Elune
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The problem is that the mirror image isn't triggering, I'm not sure how to get it to trigger. It was still on cd both times I tried, & tried using the macro multiple times after incarnation/celestial alignment triggered at the same time./cast Incarnation: Chosen of Elune
/cast Celestial Alignment
/cast Symbiosis
No point mentioning these bats, I thought. The poor bastard will see them soon enough.
I just tested this & incarnation didn't trigger a GCD with symbiosis or celestial alignment but just about every other spell it did.
Im looking for a one button rotation macro for the brawlers guild boss hexos for beast master or marksmen spec
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Hey, I ain't played in quite a while and i'm finding it hard to heal with this/these healing macros i had.
simply put, heal when mouseover a person, otherwise cast at current target. I can't for the life of me remember how this macro looked, its been too long
edit: found it,
/use [target=mouseover,help]Penance;[help]Penance;Penance
this one also, gives DR for cheap shot incase anyone wanted to play without addons. can't remember how it works though.
/run f=CreateFrame("Frame") f:RegisterEvent("UNIT_SPELLCAST_SUCCEEDED") f:SetScript("OnEvent", function(self,event,...) if UnitName(select(1,...))==UnitName("player") and select(5,...)==119381 then Stopwatch_StartCountdown(0,0,22) Stopwatch_Play() end end
Wondering if you can make a macro for all Noodle-food versions (or/and other different food-versions of course), instead of clicking them one by one in the inventory or on the actionbar. So if I have few of Deluxe Noodle Soup and Pandaren Treasure Noodle Soup, I would like to use a macro to prio the use of one of them if they exist in my inventory.
Is this possible?
Edit: Forgot to mention that this should be without modifiers.
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How does one make an all in one macro for talents in the same line? For example, Force of Nature and Incarnation are both level 60 talents that I switch between, is there a way to make one macro button so I don't have to keep dragging the talent I switched to to my bars?
nvm: read farther in the thread and found the addon.
There's been a few discussions on this subject in this thread. If you go back 10 pages or so, I'm sure you can find it. However, the long and short of it is there is a macro that will mostly work, but there's no way to make it work completely seamlessly with a macro. Meaning, there will always be some minor issues with icons and tool tips, etc.
There's a really basic add-on for it that works perfectly, though, here: infMopTalentMacros


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In one piece I build, I make what ends up being a butt weld where 2 x 2 x 11g square tubing meets up with 1/2" x 2" flat bar. With the material being drastically different thicknesses, what recommendations do y'all have as far as settings?
My setting were as follows:
Machine: Miller 350P
process: pulse
wire: .035
Gas" 90/10 @ 35cfh
base setting 300
arc length 50 ( factory)
arc control 0 (factory is 25)
Direction of travel - Push
I deburred the edge of the tubing but did not bevel. Fla bar was not beveled either. It doesn't make sense to me to bevel too much as the tubing isnt extremely thick. If I bevel the 1/2" there ends up being a gap unless I only slightly bevel to match up with the tubing.
For reference, the settings for 1/8" is 250 and 1/2" is 650 on the chart.
By turning the arc control to 0, I was looking to get a flatter bead.
Finished bead gets minimal finish grinding with a flap wheel followed by wire wheel.
Desired result is 1) a sound bead. 2) a good looking bead that requires minimal clean up
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I don't remember the settings I used and don't have gages on my machine but I welded this Wednesday, it's the top of my welding table I just built. Its 14 gauge 2" X 2" square tube to 1/2" plate. I'm using a MM211 with 75/25 gas and .030 wire. I think it was set at about 5.5 with a wire speed of about 65 on the dials but have changed them since so unsure. just sanded to debur, no bevels. I don't have a pic with me but also have a place on it with 11 gauge flat bar welded to the 1/2" plate will try to check tomorrow.half to 14g.jpg"The only source of knowledge is experience." Albert Einstein
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1. Not what I call a butt weld. Filet.
2. You're making this a lot more complicated than it is. I know you got a great machine with a lot of bells and whistles, but, like fast cars, just because it will run 160 MPH doesn't mean you drive around town at that speed.
The weld I see in your photo could easily be done (with proper technique) using short arc and would look a lot better. The weld only has to be as strong as the weakest component, in this case the 11 ga. square tubing.
I'd suggest spending more time on developing proper technique and less time on fancy pulse settings on your machine.
Not trying to put you down but that, to me, is an ugly weld that I wouldn't be happy showing as representative of my work.
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I do things on a regular basis very similar with what you pictured ,,,, only with 1/4" tube. Normally I bevel the tube. In your case, you could put a small bevel, on the outside edges of the flat, and running with correct heat and correct technique, end up with a very flat correctly-sized weld as strong as is necessary, given the size of your tube, and much more attractive. No grinding needed.Obviously, I'm just a hack-artist, you shouldn't be listening to anything I say .....
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Fillet Welds
S & P: Sundown's right on his mark. Fillet welds are always based on the thinner of the two materials. Adding more filler does nothing for the strength of the weld, it only wastes consumables and time.
Here's a formula you can jot down for fillets, where the strength of the weld matches the plate.
Full Strength Weld: (w= 3/4 t) Material less than 1/4" = 1/8 w
You would only need a 1/8" fillet to weld the square tubing to the flat bar.
Fillet welds are measured by the leg size of the largest right triangle that may be inscribed within the cross-sectional area. The throat (a better index to strength) is the shortest distance between the root of the joint and the face of the diagrammatical weld.
Fillet weld gauges are a handy tool to keep in your tool box. I've got a set from Harris (#MWFG) and measures both concave and convex fillets.
Takes a lot of guess work out of fabricating.
I probably would have used a 7018, and made some real pretty fillets, but, that's me
Just set your MIG for short-arc, for 11 ga (1/8") material and squeeze the trigger
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How i'm seeing it, this is considered a square groved butt weld.I dont see how it can be considered a fillet weld when both pieces to be joined are flush at the top. I know the inside is a fillet but the other 3 sides are flush.
Putting a slight gap between the two pieces would give a complete fusion weld.It also allows less stress on the weld due to contraction.2- XMT's 350 cc/cv
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Im gonna get me one of those 350Ps one of these days.
But until then Im stuck doing things the old way. Personally Id set the machine where it was just a tad cold for the 1/2 inch flatbar, then Id run a J pattern keeping the long part of the J on the 1/2 inch flatbar, only dipping into the 11-GA tube to stitch it up. Back up on the thick part move forward dip back into the thin part. Repeat as many times as necessary!Caution!
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02-20-2010, 02:01 AM #8Miller 350P
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02-20-2010, 02:03 AM #9Miller 350P
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I watch the puddle, and the fusion line. If the thinner material gets so hot that I cannot control the puddle, and the puddle is about to fall in, Ill stop, move to another location. If my production suffers by having to do this too many times, Ill change settings, or technique.
Never done it with a Mig welder, (because theyre fantastic at filling gaps) but with SMAW a lot. Knock the flux off another rod and use it as a filler in one hand while welding with the other, (same technique as O/A or Tig welding).Caution!
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