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I'm building a little twisting jig from some mild steel tubing and a couple of inexpensive cresent wrenches. The guy who's site I got the idea from suggested using "UTP-65" welding rods, because of the different alloys in the wrenches. Don't have any of that kind of rod anywhere in area, they even criss-crossed it and came up blank for a replacement. Any suggestions for doing this welding? There won't be a lot of stress on the welds, as I'll be using only about halve inch and smaller square laminated rods at almost welding heat when I twist. Then again, maybe there's more stress on the joints than I'm anticipating. Any suggestions? 6011's out of the loop entirely (I use them for anything and everything)?
Also: If any of you guys have pictures of your twisting jigs, I'd love to see them. I'm not commited to the design yet.
Also: If any of you guys have pictures of your twisting jigs, I'd love to see them. I'm not commited to the design yet.