[TheForge] MIG Welding question

Wed Jul 24 00:31:00 2002

If it is the gas shield getting in the way, you can pull back a little from the
work. The wire will feed out to the work. You may need a little more gas flow
and breezes are not good.

Darrell

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Subject: Re: [TheForge] MIG Welding question

> I assume you mean the gas nozzle is in the way of your view.  You can tilt
> the gun a bit and still get good welds, just be careful of strong breezes
> which will blow away your shielding gas which will result in a pile of weld
> bubbles.
>
> bill
>
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> Sent: Tuesday, July 23, 2002 7:12 PM
> Subject: RE: [TheForge] MIG Welding question
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>
> > > I have difficulty seeing the arc when I'm mig welding. I can't follow
> the
> > > arc because the shield always seems to be in the way. Any trick
> > > I'm missing?
> > >
> > > Anvilsam
> >
> > If you can beg or borrow an auto-darkening lens, you can  use a dark glass
> > and still see what's happening.
> > I got mine specifically for MIG, and I'd hate to be without it.
> > Andy G.
> >
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