I am going to be fabricating a interior stainless steel hand rail. It will likey have a round 1 1/2" D. 1/8" wall hand rail, with round 1" D. 1/8" wall pickets apx 4-5" on center spacing. This rail will be on a stair case, so the pickets will be coped to rail on about 32 degrees. GTAW is the process. My concern is that the top rail is going to have waves in it from all the welding of pickets. My Question, is there any tricks to prevent the top rail from warping. How to keep the top rail totally staight. The longest rail stetch is apx 10'- 12' long. I was thinking fusing without filler might help. If you have any tricks or tips that can help keep my rail staight and prevent warping. I would greatly appreciate any helpful insight.
Where to Buy
Service & Support
e-Learning
Weld Talk


Reply With Quote
