Sanitary weld opinions needed

[Jer]

I'm not attempting it myself, nor did the original weld, I was just trying to clean it up a little. I understand that this is unacceptable in the commercial setting and not the proper way to "fix" anything, but we're still going to use it outside of that. I will be sourcing a professional to weld on the kettles that we'll actually be using commercially so that it is done correctly.



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I know, just being sassy. My point is just that to fill those pits you have to get the metal flowing.

-J.

[ascension]

Gotcha. I do appreciate the input. I went to Harbor Freight and got a pack of the polishing discs and hit it with those just to dress it up. Looks a lot better, if anything.


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[Jer]

Gotcha. I do appreciate the input. I went to Harbor Freight and got a pack of the polishing discs and hit it with those just to dress it up. Looks a lot better, if anything.


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If the welding interests you, go for it. It's been about 13 months for me and I'm pretty functional now. I have a millermatic 200 with the TIG kit, and it's a pretty good little machine.