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    Quote Originally Posted by WookieWelding View Post
    are you keeping them in a rod oven ?
    No, usually use them fresh when we open a can up. That is why we get them in the 5lb cans rather than buying them in the bulk canisters.
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    might have gotten a bad batch of rod it does happen
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    Quote Originally Posted by WookieWelding View Post
    might have gotten a bad batch of rod it does happen
    Well, it happens from time to time with rods out of the same can??? All openned fresh, on same material, with same welder/operator, on same machine with same settings???

    BTW, the brand of rods is Bohler

    They weld beautifully, even the ones that you have to BEAT the flux off of, with the exception of the dimples from the ol chippin hammer... LOL
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