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Mig. Yep, I'll weld a nut where the hole is toward the bottom of the bigger square tubing.Nice looking welds. Tig?
How do you keep the presses rigid? Shims or wedges?
Edit: Never mind, I see how your doing it after re-reading the post.
Damn. I wish my MIG looked that good. I'm happy when I don't get porosity!Mig. Yep, I'll weld a nut where the hole is toward the bottom of the bigger square tubing.
I give credit to the machine. It's crazy easy to make nice welds with this Lincoln 210mp. Keep tip and nozzles clean, set the thickness you're welding, turn the gas on, point the gun at the metal and squeeze button. I will be honest, the above beads are "pulsed". This machine can be set to do it automatically but I just do it manually. It makes a pretty weld. If I'm welding something that shows, I try to do pretty. What I call pulse is: letting off the trigger between each "C" you make, move over a little and fire up again. I can run a decent looking bead holding the trigger and going steady but this pulse thing just looks better.Damn. I wish my MIG looked that good. I'm happy when I don't get porosity!
Millermatic 252. I got no excuses.I give credit to the machine. It's crazy easy to make nice welds with this Lincoln 210mp. Keep tip and nozzles clean, set the thickness you're welding, turn the gas on, point the gun at the metal and squeeze button. I will be honest, the above beads are "pulsed". This machine can be set to do it automatically but I just do it manually. It makes a pretty weld. If I'm welding something that shows, I try to do pretty. What I call pulse is: letting off the trigger between each "C" you make, move over a little and fire up again. I can run a decent looking bead holding the trigger and going steady but this pulse thing just looks better.
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