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If the pipe weld is too large, can the gap be reduced using arc welding before performing the surface welding?

2016-12-15View Original

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The weld at the pipe connection is quite large, about three centimeters; how can I reduce it? Can I directly weld the joint using electric welding and then perform surface welding? In this situation, what is the best way to weld and to apply a base coat?
Reply #22016-12-16
Make the tube a bit longer. . . If that doesn’t work, then the weld width just has to be a bit larger. .
Reply #32016-12-17
Cut off a section and add one more weld joint; surfacing work often results in parts that need to be reworked
Reply #42016-12-17
The weld is too wide; it’s recommended to add another section!

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