[Pinball wizard]

Hi.

Does anyone have the ability to help me and do a quick, small spot weld on a piece of a pinball machine?

Here is the picture:

TIA

Jeff

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by Pinball wizard

Hi.

Does anyone have the ability to help me and do a quick, small spot weld on a piece of a pinball machine?

Here is the picture:

TIA

Jeff

I could braze that. I have a MIG welder, but welding that small is touchy. Can it be ground down after welding? Let me know, i love a challenge.

[Pinball wizard]

Originally Posted by villagetinker

I could braze that. I have a MIG welder, but welding that small is touchy. Can it be ground down after welding? Let me know, i love a challenge.

Yes.

Let's give it a go!

Thanks!!

PM me.

[GNXGuy]

If I was in town with my TIG welder I’d be happy to do that for you.

BTW that part is not too small to do a quick tack with a MIG welder. That looks like a solenoid arm and if I recall it might be 3/16 thick?

[villagetinker]

I agree with the tack weld, but was not sure that would be sufficient, will look over carefully when I get the part.

[GNXGuy]

Agreed, if just a tack, MIG is fine, but if a stringer bead is needed, break out the grinder!!!!

Originally Posted by villagetinker

I agree with the tack weld, but was not sure that would be sufficient, will look over carefully when I get the part.

[Kennedy12]

I have a small flux core welder. Uses 110 voltage. I think it could do the job. Be glad to take a look at it.

Mike

[Pinball wizard]

Thanks to all that responded.

The Villagetinker is going to take a shot at it.

I'll let you all know how it turns out.

[villagetinker]

All fixed, added to tack welds with MIG welder.

[Pinball wizard]

Thank You very much.

[tophcfa]

Great ending, villagetinker rocks!