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About LinkBacksJust trying to clarify for myself here, I did a poor job on my first pass on a fillet weld... I can just go over it again? it was to thin to start with... so should I use a bigger gauge or just go slower on a second pass?
Cheers
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Just trying to clarify for myself here, I did a poor job on my first pass on a fillet weld... I can just go over it again? it was to thin to start with... so should I use a bigger gauge or just go slower on a second pass?
Cheers
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Any way you can post a picture?
Millermatic 180 auto set
Oxy Propane
Senior Member
what thickness steel and what electrode style and size and machine amperage are you trying this on? pics would also help us to help you troubleshoot.....
Torchmate 5 x 10 custom built CNC table
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Ever get it figured out?
Millermatic 180 auto set
Oxy Propane
Senior Member
normally i would gouge out the existing weld and re lay it in be it with carbon arc or using a grinder or plasma gouging
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If its a short weld a grinder and zip disc would be easiest. Less mess.
Millermatic 180 auto set
Oxy Propane
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