Jim, I think your answer was given. The easiest way is
what turns out to be easiest for you. My half vote
(hey, I have been called a half-wit so why should this
be different, LOL) went to bronze welding because the
equipment is cheap and plentiful. The skill level to
bronze weld is minimal by comparison but component fit
and cleanliness is maybe more problematic. Aside from
the restrictions (heat sources, mostly), I would
challenge the MIG, TIG and stick welders to make a
stronger joint. Bronze welding is also easy to do
upside down.
John
--- Jim Dincau <jdincau@qnet.com> wrote:
> > What is the easiest type to use when welding
> overhead?
>
> Gee folks, I asked for the easiest not best, or most
> cost effective method.
>
> So far I get, two votes for TIG, one and one half
> votes for MIG, one and one
> half votes for stick and one half vote for braze.
>
> Jim in Palmdale, still wondering
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