Interesting tip for the spot nozele. Thanks

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Thank you for the trimming tip! And yes, I know, I’m just like that. I like to ‘know’ things or at least investigate. Maybe because I have a scientific background :D But, yes, as soon as my electrical ground is up to date, I’ll start welding miles and miles 8-). Nothing beats practice, you’re right.

Hello, Contact tip and stick out seem very important. However, using my ESAB C200i, I cannot adjust the contact tip. It's recessed like 2,8mm. The scope of use would be sheet metal welding (0,6 / 0,8 mm) I know I could saw a bit of the nozzle... But other than that, M6 threaded contact tips seem not...

Hello, As I'm still into the theory, I read, mostly with 'American' vendors, that protecting oneself using insulation carpet is not neglectable. Before heading practice, I'm going to check and repair my home grounding circuit (to get it back to beneath 30 Ohms) and double check all my wall plug's in...

Thank you. Those see through disc are really nice! Okay, so removing most of the weld using a grinding wheel in vertical position is not done? I found this video, that doesn't grind vertical too, "confirming" what you're saying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8oGIa0c3hY What would the id...

Processing tack weld seam on sheet metal - grinding/polishing Hello, Since a couple of days and almost weeks now, I'm eagerly learning Mig welding using Jody's videos and other recommended sources found on his page. Something I do not encounter in detail is, how to grind the welds on sheet metal usi...

Hello, Greetings from the Kingdom of Belgium. I'm mainly interested in car body panel/metal sheet welding. I have no experience at all except for a small course of Mig welding. For the moment I own an ESAB C200i Mig that I bought a couple of years ago. Rather sooner than later I will for sure buy Ti...