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Thank you for the nice comments. That is a retainer bar for a jib axtension that i am putting on a 15 ton crane. I'll post more pics when done if anybody is interested.
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Originally posted by trevwelderBeautiful results? Im sure that 7024 does nice, but in the right hands 7018 can be almost perfect. I welded these with 1/8 MG 7018.
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Originally posted by 2112Holy Crap, Wow!that looks better than 99% of all my welds [the rare 1% of the time i get one that looks like that, and always it ends up being on the back side of a bolt on piece so it is never seen
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Originally posted by 2112Well, I prefer using 7024 because of the beautiful results.
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A E7018 rod would work just as well, A E7024 are generally used for thicker materials and fillet welds
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Ranges for 3/32 E7024
E 7024 3/32" AC 65 - 120 amps . DC +/- 60 -110 amps . Jetweld 1 or Jetweld 3. start with a couple pieces of scrap and set your welder hot and adjust to get the bead you want. Hope this helps you
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Will go out to my shop and check my chart and give you a range , talk to you in a few .
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you should get a Welding calculator at the Miller online store
they are only $1.50 shopping included
but the best deal is you can get all 3 welding calculators Stic.,Mig,&Tig for only $4.00
shipping included.
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Do any of you know what would be the best amperage for welding 1/8'' thick square tubing? I'm using a stick welder.
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Help In LoveLast edited by 2112; 05-05-2011, 03:32 PM.Tags: None
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