I asked a valid question and just get jokes for replies...didn't know most of you people had to sucks each other's dick to be helpful..it's all good though, I'm out..I'll figure it out like always and keep my findings to myself and true friends.. so type whatever you want, I'm not coming back..in fa...

Thought this may be a better forum but apparently not...just more ignorant assholes with stupid replies

It's a hf and continuous ignition all wadded up inside a tube, goes in line with your torch leads

I'm new to tig welding and I know next to nothing, found an arc pig and the person who owned it said it was the best deal and worked like a dream. I have a miller shopmaster 300 and for the price on ebay for the pig I took a gamble. I really don't even know if my machine needs it or if it may be ben...

Must have been a bad roll of wire. Went to a real welding supplier and bought .023 , .030 , and .035. Welds great with all 3 sizes. Seems like the .023 is a little easier to do the exhaust with but with a better brand of wire all 3 work pretty well. Thanks for the help

Not sure about minimum output, I'll check but I'm just guessing it's able to go down to 20 or 30 amps..I'll pick up some new tips and both smaller sizes and do some tests. When it's running the .035 my power control is around 1/3 of the way up so I have plenty of room to turn it down. Just when I tu...

Hate to sound stupid but I was used to welding with a hobart ironman 210 with solid .030 and 75/25 gas.. now i traded for a shopmaster 300 with a S22a wire feeder and .035 wire. Works great anything around 1/8 or thicker but I work at an auto repair shop and 90% of my welds are on exhaust or door hi...