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Welding body panels using flux cored welding machines (or FCAW) is possible, but not recommended. With FCAW the body panel will be more prone to burn through and warping due to the excessive, localized heat. There are some ways to increase your chances
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What size MIG welder do I need?MIG welder is the main tool you need to fuse metal together. An important thing to keep in mind is that the size of a MIG welder has to be suitable according to the task given. This
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The following guide will introduce some major factors to consider when purchasing a plasma cutter as well as some helpful links to the Perfect Power's website where you can learn more about plasma cutters and related products.
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Poor wire feed is among the most common issues that a MIG Welding operator deals with on a daily basis. This blog looks at them and gives solutions.
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Stainless steel is a popular building material long heralded for its durability and substantial resistance to corrosion. Welding with this attractive metal does pose some unique challenges that need to be considered before launching into a project with stainless steel. Let’s take a
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WHY ARE WELDING NOZZLES MADE OF COPPER? AND OTHER BURNING QUESTIONS ABOUT YOUR MIG NOZZLES The purpose for your MIG welding nozzle is pretty straightforward — it’s there to direct the gas into the weld puddle and protect your contact tip from molten
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Buying your first welder can seem like a daunting process. There are many questions to consider. What are your interests? What are your welding needs? What projects do you want to tackle?
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As a beginner hobbyist welder, I was getting more spatter around my welds than expected—sometimes a lot more! My grinding skills improved more quickly than my welding skills—so I needed to learn how to reduce spatter when MIG welding. I found that the top causes of
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Because MIG welding employs a consumable filler material to make welds, it can often complete welds of thicker metal objects in less time than a TIG weld. For the TIG welding procedure to be successful without filler material, the pieces of metal being
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