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Looking for a welder

Discussion in 'Equipment/Sanitation' started by Moby, Mar 20, 2012.

 

  1. #1
    Moby

    I need more gadgets....

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    I'm looking for a welder in the NC area if possible. Elsewhere would be fine too, i'd ship the kettles to be welded and the TC fittings.

    It appears that Morebeer will do the welding, but they don't seem to be too excited about doing anything other than their stuff...which i understand.

    So, if anyone has any suggestions in the NC/SC area, let me know.

    If you know someone that will take a shipment, does good work, and is reasonable, please let me know that too!

    Thanks all!

    Moby
     
  2. #2
    JoeyChopps

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    Call some welding schools my buddy was telling me that they weld for free all u have to do is supply the material
     
  3. #3
    phoenixs4r

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    This. My school did this. However, it may suck.
     
  4. #4
    Moby

    I need more gadgets....

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    Yeah, this is what I was worried about.

    I think i've found someone to do this work though...before I tout their virtues, I'm going to have them do the work. Price seems good...the guys are very nice...

    Fingers crossed!

    **EDIT: the guys who contacted me last night have reconsidered whether their process will work for Triclamps...While disappointed, I'm glad they told me when they reconsidered...Still open for suggestions**
     
  5. #5
    stevehaun

    Well-Known Member  

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    One way to find a welder is to call your local welding supply company and ask them who does the most stainless steel welding in your area. They will know because they supply the tig gas and SS filler rod.
     
  6. #6
    TopherM

    Well-Known Member

    Posted Mar 20, 2012
    I just looked up fabrication shops in the phone book/google search.

    I wrote down the three addresses closest to me and hit the streets. The first shop I came to, they were working right inside their garage with a plasma welder aand a few guys were sitting around. I told them what I needed, and they said "no problem." Took them 5 minutes, and they told me not to pay them, but I gave them a $20.00 and told them lunch was on me.
     
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