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While browsing a bit more of that "good 'ole internet wizdom", I ran
accross this page: http://www.ihpva.org/com/PracticalIn...materials.html Its a human-powered vehicle website, but on this page, the author seems to think that 4130 cro-mo steel can't be welded with an oxy- acetylene torch. Does this sound right? It was always my belief that we've been OA welding airplanes out of the stuff for decades. Who is wrong on this point? Harry "I'm still stuck in the wood-age" Frey |
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