What's the best way to clean up a weld?

I rely on my 4 1/2" grinders for flat areas - 1 w/ grinding disk and second one w/ sanding disk for final finish. For hard to reach places I rely 100% on my air grinder w/ carbide burr. I have been using/abusing one of these for 8 or 9 years and it is still as good as new. I had a ball one too but got it so hot the silver solder melted and the head flew off the shaft! This shape is so versatile, I never bothered to get another one.

 

Is that a question? I think you answered it. NOW, go read the rules and post an intro.

 

Why is there an ad in your post? Inquiring minds...

 

Why are you even here, you drive a Honda and sell "vintage" air jordans? WTF!

 

Get better at welding and you wont have to clean your welds up. Better yet get better at welding and get a job doing it so that you dont have to advertise on messageboards.

 

dude I'd just weld good so you don't have to clean them up....... LUKESTER

 

Try welding nikes to a honda. That's where it gets real tricky to clean a weld.

 

No need to weld on hondas You can use pop rivets.

Dawg

 

Thanks for info. As a beginer welder my welds are not that great and need grinding. Sometimes I use the a 4 inch grinder held a right angle instead of flat. Very carfully. And thanks for the Harbor Frieght link. Carbide grinders cut much smoother than the tool steel type with less chatter. Also I use a burr lube. A soapy sort of stuff.

 

he said lube... huh huh

 

Do these dorks do this sort of thing alot? You'd think a guy would have better things to do on thanksgiving, right?

 

This looks like another shameless attempt at launching Spam onto the Hamb...One post and he's got an ad in it....beat it asshat...

 

Usually happens when somebody jumps on here and posts without reading the rules first Then not putting up a introduction BTW where is yours??

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Dawg