junk
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One caution I've heard about, but not experienced using things like structure tube to stiffen sheet metal. Sometimes as things expand and contract you can get ghost lines or oil canning in a panel. The strutural tube expands at a different rate than the sheet metal. So depending on how it's attached It could pull the sheet metal around.
Me if I didn't want to use the stud welder would be cut the interior panel for access and then tack it back in. Or drill a series of holes to gain access and use punches and stuff to work the panel back out. Similar idea to PDR without the PDR tool expense.
or what about welding on a tab an pulling on that?
Me if I didn't want to use the stud welder would be cut the interior panel for access and then tack it back in. Or drill a series of holes to gain access and use punches and stuff to work the panel back out. Similar idea to PDR without the PDR tool expense.
or what about welding on a tab an pulling on that?