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Solid copper 300 ground and a Lenco Duro 250 holder.

Wind---breeze. You lost shielding. Try turning up the gas flow to 25 or so. Small machines should use CO2, not mixes.

Chuck wrote:I'd appreciate any tips on repairing Jon boats or pontoons. They are thin, dirty, out of position patches.

Thanks

Epoxies and rivets. Forget welding.

I do the same. I bent up 12 drawers out of 20 ga and grabbed the stick w/6013 x 5/64. Made a mess on the first few
Did 6 with the stick @ 45 amps and then.......busted out the Lincoln 140 with .023. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhh. Lil better

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On 110 at the house a Power Mig 140 w /.023
In the barn a 198X Millermatic 200 w/.030
Both on CO2 since it's all real welders need

Farce. More junk.

You should use triple pass for a larger fillet or even more for a Super Fillet(think the Harlem Globetrotters)

JB weld sucks. Rough it up a little and cut a bandaid out of something beer can thick( like a beer can ;) ) Rough that up a little too, clean it all and use some 3M two part epoxy to apply the "band-aid". Put the letters in or you'll look like a dumb rucking fedneck. :shock: If you can't g...

Disagreed. The sides handle down or up forces and the top-bottom plates deal with twist.It's well done.
Sure. Braking one piece may(or may not) be better.Most don't have a brake that'll handle 1/4 x 12"-16" or even 3/16.

As soon as all the Caliagra talk started.............yeah. I need help
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6f-Smtph8Y

You put 250 amps of 6011 on 1/4 inch iron it's like using a cutting stick. Turn the MIG welder up and adjust the wire speed while you weld.Read the puddle and listen to the frying.If it blows a hole ? GREAT ! Back it off a little and carry on ! Charts and numbers are bolechit. You stand out in the A...

You already wasted time posting here and returning to read replies. I'da had that shit done in 30-45 min and sent him on his way. $65 (/hour)minimum one hour charge for anything.

If it's more than 10 degrees from the Equator they aint got enough cash for me.

If you want FLAT use 3" channel and don't weld the top on. Use six or eight 1/4 countersunk screws.

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Welder set to spool instead of whip ?

I ran one of those toasters last year with some 1/16 7014. Works good.See if you can find West Arco 6013(Esab) as another option.You can glue those together at about 55 amps DC

It basically changes ferric oxide to ferro-ferric oxide. Cold bluing and Ospho do the same thing.No need for hard core acid dips.Cut and dab a little cold blue. You'll see what you need to see.

Craigslist is more murkin exceptionalism. 'Tards. Buy on eBay or a trade-in at a miller dealer and use PayPal-card so you have some backup in the case of a lying scumbag pawning bolechit(like Craigslist losers-users)

Flux core welding is an industrial process. The greedy bass_turds at the various welding companies saw it as a way to sell inferior machines to idiots wanting something for nothing. A complete and total farce, like plated-coated drill bits.JUst stupid.

chadmh91 wrote:I really struggle with welding 6010, & 6011, can anyone give me some advice on what to do so that I can get better, much appreciated

Videos. Arc length and whip technique.Forget "little circles". That's just stupid. The nature of the flux demands a whip technique.

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Is that a pic of the GW Bush pResiduncial library ?