For all intense purposes 6011 is a better and stronger rod than 6013. It was designed to be an AC version of a 6010 rod but welds slightly different and doesn't have quite as much penetration. 14 gauge should be fairly easy to weld with any 3/32 rod. 6013 is good for sheet metal or jobs that don't require a lot of strength. It has a smooth bead but that's about the only benefit. It has low penetration and is almost non existent in any welding shops. 7014 would be a much better choice over 6013 and for best strength 7018 would be the preferred rod. 6011 for the same size of weld, would be somewhere between 7014 and 7018. For a weld under stress 6011 would be a better choice than 7014 but not as strong as 7018. Dave
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