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Being as you're using a sine wave machine (Shopmaster), with no balance control, you're really limited to three things controlling your bead profile. Amps, arc length and angle of attack. From your description of the bead (wide with little penetration), I suspect you're either...
The way to get drdumb banned is for everyone to complain about his posts.
He's proven to be a marginally compentent welder who's primary goal seems to be in running other down. His comments in this post not only "crossed the line", but also proved what a low class poster he...
I use C10 (90% Argon/10%CO2) for non pulsed spray. When you get up to 15% CO2, you're approaching a mix (generally around 18% CO2) that's likely to produce a globular transfer vs a true spray.
The 98%Argon/2%O2 is a little hotter than the C10 and I'll use it infrequently, since my main...
Lose the zirconated tungsten. For AC welding on an inverter, I prefer the 2% Lanthanated. Second choice would be ceriated. The zirconated tungsten performs best on the squarewave machines, in lieu of the pure (green).
The LIMITATIONS of trying to do a CV process (Mig welding) on a CC machine have been discussed and beat to death in more threads than I care to think about.
Just because the literature states a feeder (12 VS) can accomplish a given...
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