We use some Titanium that Tactical Keychains sent in. This is using the arc welder and graphite method that worked so well on aluminum.
Adding argon shielding gas to the set up ensures that the molten titanium doesn't explode.
The results are terrible; but you can't win 'em all.
Adding argon shielding gas to the set up ensures that the molten titanium doesn't explode.
The results are terrible; but you can't win 'em all.
An assistant could have told you sooner that you had caught fire.
Argon nor any other gas "settles in the lungs". That's not how lungs work. They are not a bag, but a sponge. No matter how heavy the gas it, it won't collect in the bottom of the lungs. Shortness of breath occurs due to metal fume poisoning when welding.
Life isn't like Pokèmon, you can't catch 'em all.
this is the insane ave that I miss
you seemed pretty familiar with what 4 inches looked like.
very interesting video. i like the ingenuity. have you thought about powderizing the titanium and trying to use gunpowder? something like making your own titanium cadweld shot that you put in a custom made mold?
Make a ceramic mold. Stick it in a vacuum chamber. Use titanium as your electrode to melt it. Pre heat your mold.
Hey second idea……….plasma cutter………….inside vacuum chamber………hmmmm…..I do love carbon ark……
Wow bravo…….better gas shield…..maybe. in chamber vacuum ……better ….try induction ……guessing microwave crusable…….if u can make rube……..cheers
Thermite method?
Wow interesting Video @Ave
It is a wonder how people make jewelry out of this stuff
Tried nothin and I’m out of ideas…. LOL
Had TI Allen wrenches in Tokyo Electronics dry Etech tool because of big plasma stir magnets