Shield Arc
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Great deal Carol! I'm really happy for you:thumbsup:. Concentrate on the sound of the weld, it tells you every thing that is going on with the weld.
Welding - next step
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Probably the best advice I got from SA.Great deal Carol! I'm really happy for you:thumbsup:. Concentrate on the sound of the weld, it tells you every thing that is going on with the weld.
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Getting sick of double posts and having to delete one. Happening way too much.
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I don't even bother deleting them anymore.
Not as bad as trying to fix or delete sideways photos.
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If I am posting a picture from my phone I make sure I take the picture with the phone sideways.
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My sideways ones were taken off my camera roll right side up. First time it's done that
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Great deal Carol! I'm really happy for you:thumbsup:. Concentrate on the sound of the weld, it tells you every thing that is going on with the weld.
Sure does. That's how I maintain my arc length when stick welding, by the sound. That leaves my eyes free to watch the puddle.
And I've found that if I need to tig on thin steel (18ga) using the pluser lets me hear if I'm getting too close with the tungsten (too quiet).
