mrblaine Crew Member Supporting Member Joined Nov 20, 2015 Messages 32,476 Location Quail Valley, CA Monday at 6:13 AM #761 06TJ35's said: And that’s why I’m going with what Blaine suggested. Me and precision are opposite but his method will give me the best chance at fixing this. Click to expand... Reactions: hosejockey61 and Weasellee
06TJ35's said: And that’s why I’m going with what Blaine suggested. Me and precision are opposite but his method will give me the best chance at fixing this. Click to expand...
06TJ35's TJ Addict Supporting Member Joined Mar 17, 2018 Messages 2,467 Location Los Angeles, CA, USA Monday at 12:40 PM #762 My first thought was to fill the holes with spot welds, but my worry is if the weld isn’t flat on the back side the nutsert won’t sit flush.
My first thought was to fill the holes with spot welds, but my worry is if the weld isn’t flat on the back side the nutsert won’t sit flush.
mrblaine Crew Member Supporting Member Joined Nov 20, 2015 Messages 32,476 Location Quail Valley, CA Monday at 1:10 PM #763 06TJ35's said: My first thought was to fill the holes with spot welds, but my worry is if the weld isn’t flat on the back side the nutsert won’t sit flush. Click to expand... Unless you can get a copper backer behind to control the burn through, you're just asking for trouble. If you could get the copper weld backer in, you wouldn't need a nutsert. Reactions: The4bangertj, Woodrow and 06TJ35's
06TJ35's said: My first thought was to fill the holes with spot welds, but my worry is if the weld isn’t flat on the back side the nutsert won’t sit flush. Click to expand... Unless you can get a copper backer behind to control the burn through, you're just asking for trouble. If you could get the copper weld backer in, you wouldn't need a nutsert.