slatter free?

Sorry, I meant SPLATTER Don D.

out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

How about "spatter"? :-)

I've heard of people using PAM and the stuff I use smells enough like it so it would probably work OK. The real stuff is usually close to $5 a can whereas my local grocery store sells a house brand of non-stick cooking spray like PAM for $1.50 a can when it's on sale. If I hadn't already gotten a couple of cans of anti-spatter spray for next to nothing at an auction I'd definitely give it a try. :-)

Best Regards, Keith Marshall snipped-for-privacy@progressivelogic.com

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> out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

> out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

thanks guys, I will see if the local weld supplier has it. Most likely. What about nasal dip jell? just brush it on were needed? I have two tubs of that. Don D.

>> out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

Well, screwed that up also... Damn teachers did not teach me a damn thing NOZZLE dip. I need to sssllllllooooooooowwwwwwwww down. Don D.

>>> out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

Most people use nozzle dip incorrectly and then complain that anti-spatter spray is better. When your gun is hot from use dip the end into the containter about an inch deep. Hole the gun over your container for a moment then hang your gun lead so that the nozzle is down and allow it to drain any excess . If you hang your gun upward after dipping the material rolls down inside to the gas diffuser and plugs holes. The use of angle iron to hold items in alignment is standard practice in commercial shops. Clamping the pieces into the vee of the angle is always a cussing moment. Randy

>>> out of 1x1x14" sq tube and 2" angle 14" long cut and spaced 1" apart, I

same thing..... spatter .....splatter.....the spatter will slpatter on you. :-)

I think in welding world every body knows it is the same. even it should be called by it's correct name.

PAM is aerosol corn oil, not something i would want to weld with. I believe that anti-splatter is silicon spray.