Here is not much to explain, the video titles are in German ...
A bracket ripped out at the weld joints!
Reason: Bad welds. Production issue!
I am going to use a 110V Inverter Welder from China. I need to mention 110V because Germany is running 220V.
The bent metal has to be bend back.
No matter what welding technique you use, the cleaner the contact points, the better the weld!
Do I have to mention, that safety glasses and thick leather gloves are useful for this kind of work?
We can start welding, when the parts fit!
A good ground connection is the mother of all welds!
First we spot weld it, then we check if it sits correctly.
Now we weld, but i need to mention, that i didn’t weld in a long time.
This doesn’t work without welding helmet !!! For the sake of your retina. Especially with arc welding the radiation is penetrating your eye lids!!! Just closing your eyes won’t help you at all!!!
To get better images I would have to buy an expensive weld watch camera.
The back and forth on this weld doesn’t make sense with this technique, because there is always slag on top of the weld.
That wasn’t good!
On the left is the old weld. It did crack. Not much better than my weld.
I try to remove the slag with the steel brush. A slag hammer would be easier.
If this works is questionable. I could hit it with a heavy hammer to see if it cracks.
I am going to close up a few holes from the other side.
This is just horrible.
The grinding here is a cover-up.
In the time-lapse you can watch the paint dry. Looks cool, no?
Great ending with 3D text in Final Cut Pro X
Thanks for watching and reading the subtitles!!!
The music was free and royalty free.