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that is an off and on style i dont do thatYes.
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A stitch weld is created by the welder running a bead and pulling it towards him. You jump out of the weld and back up the torch. This keeps the heat more consistent across the surface and heads off warping when using thing gauge steel. The weld looks like a tipped stack of dimes.
1. You are also a kid...
2. It doesn't sound like you really do either.
3. If it were my ass on the line, my foremost priority would be a strong weld, not a goofy-looking "aesthetically pleasing" weld.
4. I don't think your welds are aesthetically pleasing.
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ok who said all i care about is looks a good design should have both and they should complement each otherIf you think looks are more important than strength, then you need to look for a new line of work. You are building suspension components for a crowd that plans to beet the living snot out of their rig and keep on truckin. Any vehicle that will intentionally see some air time, needs to have a suspension that has welds that are more than just aesthetically pleasing. If I was running a fab shop, and one of my fabricators said that looks are more important that strength he wouldnt be working for me anymore.
Then educate them. Dont take advantage of their ignorance.
-PlumCrazy
well i dolooks arent everything you know, function and durabilty are at the top of my list, if it looks like shit but functions great and is strong i could care less
yep these welds are weak and will breakheck no Bray....this was totally toward's Ranger #1.....
and yes Ranger#1, i do know what a proper weld should look like.....i've only been welding for 25+ years... stick, TIG, and MIG...certified in all 3 processes....and am subject to recertification every 2 years because of Federal Regulations.....
and like others have said....pretty don't get ya home.....quality does....
l8r, John
plz stfuyou should set up shop in a mall...because the mall is about the only place that shits gunna get you

thxthere's a lot of hypocrites in this thread.....
his work is far better than a lot of the junk that everyone praises here, but his work is not up there with camburg like he thinks.
again i never said looks is only where its it but i will get you in the door and imo they look like shitHe isnt being criticized harshly because of what he has posted in this thread necessarily. He is being bashed because he as criticized other people in different threads, because it doesnt look as pretty as his. if he is going to criticize someone else's work he better damn sure he has all his ducks in a row.IMO. I am not saying I have any room to judge his work, but I am saying his "Looks Are More Important" approach is bullsh*t.
-PlumCrazy
Here is a link to thread where he bashed on a tried and true design simply because is was aesthetically pleasing to him. This method has been used by many, and it works no matter how cheesy it may look.(IMO they look damn good anyway.lol)
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thx again i wasn't trying to say i AM as good as camburg or giant or h&m or btf or solo i was trying to say that i aspire to them and its really not that hard to be that good just think about how many people can do amazing artwork but have never bin herd ofI agree with you on his "tude", his stuff looks pretty good, welds look like their getting good penetration and the design seems like it can take abuse but his work isnt on par with his ego. Camburg stuff is beautiful, strong and time tested; he isn't quite there with them fab wise, but he thinks he is with his ego. also, I was in no way taking a shot at your arm setup. I know they are strong, simple and are proven worthy, and you aren't among the posters I was aiming for anyway. other posters are bitching about his work in here and are defending their pals with "less than stellar"(just to be nice) fab in another.
then stfui wouldnt buy your products based on how the welds look.
