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    welding charts and calculators on this website.

    Longevity should make some webpages for welding charts like for mig and tig and maybe some kid of calculator like miller has on their site. I send people to that thing all the time. If you all put some welding charts up I will link to them from now on.
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    i agree w/ freddy.... having some sort of general settings per material thickness, material type and process would be very beneficiary to this site... freddy, im not a computer guru, but would be willing to help with process and material specifics
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    Keith is working on just such a program, it looks quite promising.
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    That's a great idea. I like the stuff Miller has on their site, and I like the chart they have included with their machines as well. Would be a nice addition to the Longevity machines...
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    Quote Originally Posted by SICFabrications View Post
    i agree w/ freddy.... having some sort of general settings per material thickness, material type and process would be very beneficiary to this site... freddy, im not a computer guru, but would be willing to help with process and material specifics
    I am in the process ow writing a progrsm that will do what we are talking about. MIG is my weak area, could you provide some guidelines for wire type, wire size, cup size, weld voltage, wire feed rate and any thing that I forgot.
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    Any updates on this? I would really like something to help 'tune' my ArcMate 205.
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    I have been so busy that I have not touched the program in a month. I will resume work on it in January.
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    This really is a great idea. Let me know if I can help in any way.
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    me too, agree with freddy, plus thickness gauge table...haha...

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