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![]() wrote in message ... I've got some slight cracking in my aluminum nosebowl and have stop drilled them twice. I'm considering backing the cracks with fiberglass in hopes to keep the vibration down. How about welding it? Just a suggestion (since I haven't seen the part or the cracks). I didn't see that suggested and I can't help but wonder 'why not'. Just glass-bead blast that area and have it TIG'd up. I've seen some folks successfully 'Heli Arc' some very delicate material. A character by the name of Vince Wyatt used to weld little stick figures (about 2" tall) onto the top of his Copenhagen cans at Todd Shipyard in the early 70's. I'd keep an eye on how much bead (mass) is added to one side. Possibly add to the other side to balance. Does that sound feasible? |
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