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RE: Sup... Gangsta? Do. We. Have. A. Problem?
Corrosion would destroy the connection due to electrolytic action. Must be bonded....
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Corrosion would destroy the connection due to electrolytic action. Must be bonded....
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Ok but bonded how? that's what I've been asking. I guess I need to ask our new friend with the drone army, I bet he can explain it since we're so dumb!
The metals are thermally melted together.
Yes, his drone army really concerns me, since he was too smart to look at my profile and he thinks I am in Texas, LOL!
:)>lol! What an insult! A Texan!
So the metals are thermally melted together. can't the copper just be soldered to the pipe or is it too hard to get the pipe metal hot enough to melt? I think you're trying to make this as difficult to understand as possible. It's like a dang lawyer explaining something!
Solder is very difficult on old pipe, poor surface. Thermite burns through the garbage to the clean metal, without too much depth annealing (softening) of the pipe. The two metals are forever bonded, and the pipe is NOT softened.
Now you know more about Thermite than your troll will ever know!
:)>NOW I understand it! yeah, now I can explain it to sir drone meister!
Nope, he has no brain activity, ROFLOL!
Even less than a Texan, so I hear....
:)>oh, well then he's hopeless. so sad.
I did try to teach him, but he was a write off. I think he blocked me finally. I guess he was afraid he would learn something!
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