Jon Ertmer of Miller Electric Mfg. Co. and Vice President/Fabricator James Schofield of Birmingham, Ala.-based Blue Torch Fabworks show you how-to weld up a DIFF (differential) cover. Watch this video for step-by-step direction and visit MillerWelds.com for more how-to project ideas. Learn more about Blue Torch Fabworks at http://www.millerwelds.com/resources/articles/blue-torch-fabworks.
Not at all true...by dragging do you mean downhanding or backhanding? because with the latter you are actually getting more penetration...the wire is driving back into all the molten. For the former I don't think it matter much on this...a downhand would get sufficient penetration this because it is thin metal....soooo...what on earth are you talking about?
MrMawnster 1 month ago
Dragging a weld greatly increases the chances of cracking in a weld due to the decrease in penetration
jm2004ca 4 months ago
You can drag OR push mig welding. Push only for tig.
dougaustintx 4 months ago
very solid welds for the position of the cover
customweld1 4 months ago
Interesting that in a Miller Electric video the person using the welder not only uses vertical down, but drags the weld instead of pushing it. I realize it's only a differential cover but still both incorrect techniques
jm2004ca 4 months ago
no sound
grooviefan 4 months ago