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    Hi Dave,

    Yea tack it all up in sections keeping any eye out for square, once your happy fill them in, alternate the areas your working on so they have time to cool down while you work another area, it's the heat build up your trying to avoid.

    If you can clamp stuff down so it's less likely to move or distort, if you want to get really into it, do some googling on preheating, Jody over at http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com has a pretty comprehensive website and youtube channel.

    Where did you get the jig from?

    .Me
    Last edited by Lee Roberts; 22-07-2014 at 09:09 PM.
    Lee

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