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I'm doing stainless and have been using the pulse setting. My question is do I have to unspool my cables for the pulse to work properly or can I only take off what I need?
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Well, thats nifty, thought at first you were on crack. Yes, no spools on this one. And short as possible leads. -
What model welder??Originally posted by Marlin444 View Post
I'm confused....
OK OK... Trailblazer 325.... and it has pulse...That's NEW..
would love to hear more about it's pulse TIG performance...Last edited by H80N; 12-04-2014, 07:10 PM..
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Thanks for the response, I'll give it a try and try and post back my thoughts on it. Kinda hoping it'll take me from mediocre to average!Comment
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Alot of guys refuse doing tig stainless anymore. Really poisoness stuff that once its in you doesn't go away. Wear a really good resparator please.Comment
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Well, I'm happy with the pulse. I unspooled all my cables and kept them apart and was quite happy with the results. I was welding 3+4" sch 10 and found it much more controllable.Comment
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