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Handbook of mold, tool and die repair welding
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England : William Andrew Pub., 1999
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9781884207822

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Summary

A practical guide to repair of molds, tools, and dies, offering money- saving advice for companies wishing to become self-sufficient in in- house tool repair work. Offers basic TIG welding exercises for beginners, and step-by-step advice on welding techniques. Contains chapters on writing a weld procedure, identification of material, choosing a filler wire, heat control, weld techniques, equipment, and basic TIG welding. Appendices cover other steels and tool steels, and various measurements and conversions. Of interest to welders and machinists. Thompson is a maintenance welder in the private sector. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR


Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
Acknowledgementsp. xi
Introductionp. xiii
1 How to use this bookp. 1
Can you TIG weld?p. 1
Weld procedurep. 2
Reviewp. 2
2 Writing your weld procedurep. 3
Why you may need a weld procedurep. 3
Collecting your informationp. 4
Weld procedurep. 6
Weld procedure 2p. 9
Weld procedure 3p. 13
Weld procedure 4p. 17
3 Identification of materialp. 22
Tool steelsp. 22
HRC file checkp. 23
Tool coppersp. 35
Tool aluminump. 36
4 Choosing your filler wirep. 37
Buying filler wiresp. 37
Choosing filler wiresp. 38
General color matchp. 44
Photo/acid etchp. 45
Cheapest fillerp. 45
Hardness (HRC)p. 46
Butter/crack repairp. 46
Filler wires for tool coppersp. 47
Tab testing on aluminum and copper toolsp. 47
5 Heat controlp. 49
Pre-heatsp. 49
Coolingp. 50
Heat sourcesp. 52
Pre-heatingp. 52
Oven heatingp. 52
Heating larger toolsp. 53
Post-heat treatmentp. 55
Pre-heating aluminum and copperp. 55
Minimizing pre-heats on aluminum and copperp. 56
6 Weld techniquesp. 57
Weld proceduresp. 57
Crackingp. 63
Previous bad weld repairsp. 70
Sinkp. 71
Under cut (notches)p. 73
Building pads of weldp. 74
Preparing a tool for a pedestal padp. 78
Porosity (pin/blow holes)p. 80
Arc marks (earthing and protecting sensitive areas)p. 83
Using heat soaks and flood supportsp. 86
Getting around bad accessp. 90
Bending tungstenp. 92
Controlling distortionp. 94
Welding without full pre-heatp. 96
Welding case-hardened toolsp. 97
Welding photo/acid etched and polished toolsp. 98
Using base metal as filler wirep. 101
Welding fine detailsp. 101
Filler wirep. 102
7 Equipmentp. 105
Safetyp. 105
Safety wearp. 107
Keeping your work place tidyp. 110
Power toolsp. 111
Welding equipmentp. 111
Setting up your equipmentp. 115
Control panelsp. 120
Other equipmentp. 123
8 Basic TIG welding for beginnersp. 129
Holding your torchp. 131
Torch anglesp. 132
Striking your arcp. 133
Using your filler wirep. 134
Welding exercisesp. 136
Appendix I Other steels and tool steelsp. 144
Appendix II Elements and their symbolsp. 193
Appendix III Millimeters to inches conversion tablep. 195
Appendix IV Temperature conversion tablep. 196
Appendix V Hardness conversion chartp. 197
Weld procedure sheetp. 199
Indexp. 201
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