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Re: Welding, upside down....
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Posted by old on April 03, 2006 at 20:43:09 from (207.69.137.21):
In Reply to: Welding, upside down.... posted by Billy NY on April 03, 2006 at 18:54:31:
Lower the amps, and you might want to try some 7014 rod. Alos if you smoke trow away your BIC lighter, ask why well weldinging and bic type lighters will get you killed. Another thing when welding and you want a real good wled always make 3 passes. One is your root wled one is thew make it look good and the last one is the topping. And if you want it strong thats the only way to go. Yep I'm a retired welder and learned form a retired welder. Hes 86 or 87 now
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