Mike teaches Muggy Weld customer Steve (Alternative Automotive, Sarasota, FL) how to repair holes in a heavily corroded aluminum boat, using Super Alloy 5 aluminum rod and an oxyacetylene torch. YOU CANNOT USE PROPANE ON ALUMINUM BOATS, THE PARENT METAL WILL NOT GET HOT ENOUGH. YOU CANNOT USE SUPER ALLOY 1 ON ALUMINUM BOATS, IT IS NOT STRONG ENOUGH.
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In this first modeling video in a series of videos I will show you how to model a Hex nut in Autodesk Maya