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Re: Re: 7014 v. 6013 welding rods
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Posted by Skinner on January 29, 2003 at 03:42:29 from (32.100.31.216):
In Reply to: Re: 7014 v. 6013 welding rods posted by T_Bone on January 28, 2003 at 10:24:32:
I hear all the time how 7018 should be kept in an oven or in a old fridge with a light bulb. I'm sure it's to keep moisture out, but what are the reasons. I always keep my 7018 in a plastic rod box in my shop outside, and use it all the time, I haven't noticed any problems, but I'm just a farmhand mud dobber, and don't do too much serious welding. I normally do use 6011 for the root and cap with 7018. By not keeping my rods in an oven, should I be worried about problems?
Does it cause burning problems, or quality
problems with the weld? I sure wish I could learn how to use 7018 vertical. The slag always keeps me from seeing what I'm doing and I make a mess. I've go where I turn the heat down a little when switch from flat work and going to vertical which helps some. Any tips?
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