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Old 11-06-2018, 06:39 PM   #1
wbs
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Default welds on 1930 roadster

hello question- still trying to remove cowl- attached picture--the bracket at the edge of the cowl at its foot plate on the sub rail [pardon any my naming of parts, they may be wrong] -i've chalked a square are where there is a very cllose and tight adshesion- it is too big an area and the 2 metals are too thick for a modern tack weld- there is no weld bead around edges like in stick weld or mig weld.


ques #1 could this be an oxyfuel weld/ oxyacetylene ? if that was the method used in 1930.


ques #2 since i want to remove cowl and bracket, could i break the weld by using oxy/acetylene?


ques#3 it could be a oxy fuel bronze weld- if so, i know i could break the weld with oxy/acetylene -was brazing done in 1930
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