Here are some pics of two beads I layed with a 125 amp machine using .035 flux core wire. The stock is a piece of 1/4"X2" flat stock and a piece of 1/2" square stock. It is a hook that I use to hang my turbo torch and hose. These welds were cleaned up with a wire wheel. Notice the minimal amount of spatter. This first one is a single pass. Trust me when I tell ya, it ain't coming apart.
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Second Pass
This is the opposite side of the same joint. I layed a second pass on this side, just for display purposes. I just did this up tonight, because I wanted to show some examples.Arbo & Thor (The Junkyard Dog)
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Arbo,
Thanks for the examples of welds done with flux cored wire. I know some of the limitations of it compared to using solid wire/gas combo, but love the convience of flux core. I will be doing some more practice this weekend, and will try to put some samples online. I use a wire brush on the welds also, and they look great.Thanks
Gary Wolboldt
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I've got a Miller Pipepro 304 on my rig but keep my HH on the floor in the cab for quick and easy little jobs. Also my brother-inlaw who had never welded before wanted something for the farm and so I got him a little flux core machine and within an hour he was fixing a brushhog that had been broke for a year.
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i have a HH135 with 035 flux core in it,,and it is the handyest tool i have,,,,,gotta love the way it welds thru Galvie
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HI FIXXXXAH......AH YEP LOOKS LIKE SHE IS GOING TO STAY STUCK TOGETHER TO ME........... I WOULD SAY IT LOOKS LIKE A GOOD WELD WITH FLUX-CORED TO ME.................. ROCK
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