downhill welding tips

Date 05-12-2008 00:28

Well, you could thin your land, tighten your gap, and go for smooth starts, running all the way from tack to tack. This would tighten your bevel a bit, needing less grinding and filling so you could move on faster and turn your machine off sooner. Is this what you mean? Fuel for the machine?

By pipeliner04 (**)

Date 06-04-2008 02:12

stringers right but im not real sure what your talking bout by saving gas,,,that depends on the machine,,,ol 200,,,good luck,,,,or maybe a new diesel machine like a 300d or a no iron totin vantage,,,youll really watch your work fall to pieces. what problems are you having,,and what rod are you using,,,sounds like 70+ or hype