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![]() Yes, I would say that's been jacked rather high.....ballzey guy......
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ng you said is on their video. I'll later try to get the website address. The sound track is important. In extreme cases, you can tell by the sound that you're not correct. ..The Eastwood video describes a successful MIG welding as sounding like bacon frying. ......................... I'd really like to buy a welder. Problem is I don't have anything to weld!!!!!! |
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This is a 31 minute video for beginning welders from Eastwood. The machine they're using is a Eastwood MIG 175. It has audio so you can hear the torch and can notice the difference between having bad settings; not enough heat, too much, not enough gas, etc. Last edited by 68/70Vette; 10-28-2012 at 04:13 PM.. |
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![]() Well I finally got enough together that I broke out the little 110V Lincoln. I purchased some .035 flux core. Figured out the chart, duh......... Reversed polarity and holy mother of.....? Totally changed the characteristics of my machine. HEAT! Where I was getting blobs sitting on the base metal because of no heat. I now get a cherry heat, I can probably burn a hole right thru 1/8 plate. In fact that's what I had happen on 1/16. Wakey wakey little Lincoln! WOW! No spatter either.
Thanks for the suggestions guys! Ralphy |
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