I know a guy that’s really cheap……

Awesome quality!

Thanks for the feedback, I honestly thought about that but didn’t want to bore anyone. I’m going to keep this in mind next time. Getting feedback from you definitely helps me know what is needed.

Thanks ,

Matt

Charles Rush what position and joint is causing problems?

I agree with Jody on the voltage and gun angle.

Thanks

Matt

Sorry Charles, just saw this message. Typically worm tracks are caused by a wire stick out too short. Every brand of wire that I have used can have this issue. I have also had problems if the wire is old or has moisture in it. But typically if my settings are all correct it can be fixed by keeping the stick out around 1/2”.

Hopefully this will help you,

Matt

Glad to hear from you!

Thanks

Matt

Brian Feil that’s awesome! Glad to hear, thanks for watching.

Matt

Absolutely a great habit. I knew I was getting low but hey, it happens. We’re going to show the good, bad and the ugly too. It’s as real as it gets for us. Thanks for sharing good ideas that can help us all.

Matt

Martin Rubenstein hey thanks for watching, the trim setting on this machine basically controls the arc length. I do try and stay on the leading edge of the puddle for good base metal fusion with GMAW, but the technique that works for me in the overhead position has a little push back and up to help overcome the pull of gravity on the puddle. Then back to the lower front of the puddle for fusion. Hopefully that gives a better play by play!

And stay tuned for the cut and etch coming soon.

Thanks,

Matt

Also I have looked at your pictures, was either of those the 4F? Was the paint on the trailer ground off before welding. If the paint was not removed that could cause it to weld crazy. Although flux core will burn through a lot of stuff, it’ll be better if you can get the paint off. Charles Rush

Let me know if any of this works,

Matt