From this day forth I declare the welder is old hat

[exmoor dave]

I do declare the mig-ark combo in my workshop thall shall not see the light of day again....... because I have a new friend

It's fully mobile

Compact

Needs no power

And only the most skillful pro can master it

Fixed the digger with it today





Liquid metal

 

[Steevo]

Show us the results!!!!

 

[exmoor dave]

Show us the results!!!!

Unfortunately I didn't have my phone on me when I reattached the bit that fell off.... causing the even bigger bit of digger to fall off...... all covered back up now so "work colleagues" are none the wiser

 

[TripleSix]

 

[Mursal]

Unfortunately I didn't have my phone on me when I reattached the bit that fell off.... causing the even bigger bit of digger to fall off...... all covered back up now so "work colleagues" are none the wiser

 

[Kevtherev]

I do declare the mig-ark combo in my workshop thall shall not see the light of day again....... because I have a new friend

It's fully mobile

Compact

Needs no power

And only the most skillful pro can master it

Fixed the digger with it today





Liquid metal
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Dave you little pioneer [emoji23][emoji23]

 

[milkloss]

Bodgers gold.....

 

[Selectamatic]

I fixed a power harrow with it once.

It did some work before it broke again!

 

[exmoor dave]

Dave you little pioneer [emoji23][emoji23]

Wish I had known about this wonder tool when the axle on my car broke....... I could have just stuck it back together

I feel a new dawn of bodgery has just begun

 

[michael N123]

I once smashed a sump in a corsa and cleaned it off with carb cleaner stuck loads of that on an just bolted it back on worked great

 

[milkloss]

I once smashed a sump in a corsa and cleaned it off with carb cleaner stuck loads of that on an just bolted it back on worked great

Works on petrol tank too!

 

[John 1594]

I once smashed a sump in a corsa and cleaned it off with carb cleaner stuck loads of that on an just bolted it back on worked great

Did similar with a peugot 306, except the hole was so big you could get your hand in it, so i cut the bottom out of a quality street tin and shaped that to fit, before plastering the whole lot with JB weld

it was as oiltight as it was before it had the hole in it, in other words it still left a trail of oil where ever it went

 

[pycoed]

But, but.... surely a welder is cheaper than Belzona?

 

[Dave W]

I'm having horrific flashbacks to about 20 years ago when dad discovered plastic padding.

Absolutely everything was mended with it

 

[Dave W]

I do declare the mig-ark combo in my workshop thall shall not see the light of day again....... because I have a new friend

It's fully mobile

Compact

Needs no power

And only the most skillful pro can master it

Fixed the digger with it today





Liquid metal
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Can we be enlightened as to exactly what you repaired with it? I'm assuming it wasn't a structural part or have I underestimated it's bodgering potential?

 

[Selectamatic]

A mate of mine had a old Bedford Livestock Lorry.

We called it the "Isopon Wagon", as it carried more body filler than it ever did livestock!!

 

[Selectamatic]

I'm having horrific flashbacks to about 20 years ago when dad discovered plastic padding.

Absolutely everything was mended with it

Plastic Padding! It was the future!! Our outside dunny was fixed with it!

 

[Dman2]

stuck the pto stub in the old 6800 we used to have when tthe splines went
Good clean off the lathered it on,left it a couple of days.
was still there when we sold tractor.
Not sure what new owner would do if he wanted 1000 spline shaft though, cos there was no way that was going to turn round again

 

[michael N123]

But, but.... surely a welder is cheaper than Belzona?

Some things are a twit to weld tho

 

[michael N123]

Did similar with a peugot 306, except the hole was so big you could get your hand in it, so i cut the bottom out of a quality street tin and shaped that to fit, before plastering the whole lot with JB weld

it was as oiltight as it was before it had the hole in it, in other words it still left a trail of oil where ever it went

Haha i had a mk3 fiesta i just kept topping up with oil morrisons finest oil every so often.. girlfriends mam went radge tho after i left oil patches where ever i parked near the house