M4 Airpockets
The Complete DaDo Online LWA: Module 1-7
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In this video, we cover a crucial tip to avoid weakening your work when welding. One of the most important things to remember is not to leave a "pocket"—a small gap formed as you melt the material. If you move past it without properly filling it in, it can create a weak point that may eventually break. Watch the full video to understand how to spot and prevent these pockets, ensuring a stronger and more reliable weld.
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Introduction to Module 5
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Part 1 - Gold ring reclaw
Timeline
Protecting the Stone:
For beginners, covering the stone with blue tack is suggested for protection \[00:35].
However, with more confidence, this may not be necessary \[00:45].Preparing the Wire:
A recess is cut into the claw, and a flattened wire is fitted flush onto it \[01:43].
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