yomax4
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This is how I set mine, back off until porosity starts to show up then bump it up.
You can waste a lot of gas just going by settings.
I got a flow meter but it always used a lot more gas than my regulator.
I Agree..Truth be told, A Flow Gauge ( regulator ) is actually more accurate than a Flow Meter. I know I'll take heat for saying this but I'm a long time gas apparattus guy so I can take it. The best way to guage flow is at the end of the gun not at the tank. You can get a plastic flow tube from Binzel that slides over your nozzle and shows actual cfh at the tip. Gas is so over priced you need to conserve how ever you can.
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