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About LinkBacksPut in a gas lens today and did some aluminum welding. Can't tell any difference.
Am I doing something wrong???
Just installed the lens and went back to work.
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Put in a gas lens today and did some aluminum welding. Can't tell any difference.
Am I doing something wrong???
Just installed the lens and went back to work.
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I'm not sure you will see a difference for normal welding Kevin. The gas lens is great when you have to extend the electrode to get into tight locations though.
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Have to try it in a corner or something. Only have about 100 feet more to go on the welding...
Why do I start these pieces.....
Oh wait, that was supposed to be my inside voice......
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Gas lenses are not for aluminum run a normal cup
Stainless or its variants yes, Titanium and where a long stick out is required
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Why shouldn't you use a gas lens on aluminum?
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