Re: 1924 Sport 136
Posted by Karl On 2024/5/14 14:03:18
While grinding the replacement rim, it was discovered that the edge of the rim was so damaged in one place that only a weld repair was the correct solution to correct this problem.
I cleaned this area with a cup wire brush on an angle grinder...
... underlaid with a 2 mm thick copper sheet to fill the rust spots and holes without burning through to the area of the snap ring holder. Then fill this area step by step with Weldingpoint by Weldingpoint. After an initial intermediate grinding, this defect could then be completely remedied through further welding work.
Karl
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I cleaned this area with a cup wire brush on an angle grinder...
... underlaid with a 2 mm thick copper sheet to fill the rust spots and holes without burning through to the area of the snap ring holder. Then fill this area step by step with Weldingpoint by Weldingpoint. After an initial intermediate grinding, this defect could then be completely remedied through further welding work.
Karl
Attach file:
k-P1040448.JPG (121.08 KB)
k-P1040451.JPG (145.40 KB)
k-P1040453.JPG (171.39 KB)
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