Hunter55
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Last Activity: Today, 04:11 PM
Joined: 07-24-2014
Location: Northern Colorado
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In size , they are not the same. One is .023 and one is .024. I can detect a "physical" difference between the 2 when welding. -
The popping and cracking You hear is caused by going in and out of the puddle. Focus on staying in the puddle. Another trick I learned early on is to position the welder close enough to the work piece that You can reach the wire speed knob. Start running a bead then turn the knob slowly in either direction...Leave a comment:
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Regardless of who makes .023, my point is I can detect a difference between .023 and.024. I prefer .023 if welding 16 gauge or thinner material. USA Weld has it in 10 pound spools. Depending on the application of the material being welded, I will also use it on thicker material and perhaps finish weld...Leave a comment:
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I can detect the difference.Leave a comment:
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.023 is still available on the internet. And I stand by my statement. I can detect the difference. All my welding is almost exclusively on A36 mild steel. Where I come from we have a saying, "different strokes for different folks". .023 and .024 is still available in all my local WSS. I can...Leave a comment:
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There is but you have to be experienced to detect it.Leave a comment:
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I agree with Mac. .023 for sure. Don't let the welding supply stores BS you about there being no difference between .023 and .024. There is but you have to be experienced to detect it.Leave a comment:
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I stand by my statement.Leave a comment:
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It clearly states on that page that those are Honda welder / generators.Leave a comment:
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