Charles Rush

12 Apr 23:56

I'm no CWI, but a series of overlapping spot welds with craters seems problematic. Lack of fusion, stess cracks all seem highly probable. But hey it's just a role cage, what could go wrong...........

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Yes the bottom of the weld would be 4F I believe. I cleaned everything back to bright clean material.

Thank you

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Thank you!

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09 Apr 00:01

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Matt Hayden
JD Brewer

Hey guys, I need some Dual Sheild help.
Dual Sheild Flux Core, Lincoln ultra core .045 71T
-22v @ 240in/min 75/25 @ 45cfh- 3/16 square tube
-25v @ 250 in/min 75/25 @ 45 cfh- 1/4- 5/16" D ring tabs

If I have a problem with the weld falling out, large balls of weld, would that generally indicate running too cold? Not enough arc force. I tend to weld alot of D Rings. The top weld goes in perfect, the bottom 4f t joint I always have problems.

I appreciate any advice

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If I have a problem with the weld falling out, large balls of weld, would that generally indicate running too cold?

23v @ 240 in/min 45 cfh .045 Lincoln ultra core.

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Kevin Fox thanks, I pulled off some decent welds.

I can't seem to get overhead figured out. It wants to fall out bad. Maybe hotter with more arc force?

27 Mar 22:56

That's more then I have seen without a contaminated tungsten.

Post flow, bad gas, air leak, contaminated tungsten

Any tips to diagnose worm hole porosity? I seem to always get it.

I am going to be using DS tommorow to build some frames. I always end up having problems with worm hole porosity. Can you give some tips to help diagnose when this happens? I'm going to try your suggested settings!

08 Mar 22:47

That's a cool journey!

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