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TIG WELDING CARBON STEEL 1/4" THICK CORNER JOINT PULSE ROOT LAYWIRE TECHNIQUE

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We put together this tungsten bundle because 3/32" is the most versatile and most commonly used tungsten but you still need a few 1/16" and 1/8"..

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WELD PROCESS = TIG, GTAW, GAS TUNGSTEN ARC WELDING

METAL TYPE = carbon steel

THICKNESS = .250” 

WELD TYPE = FILLET   

JOINT TYPE = CORNER JOINT

POSITION = 2F

AMPERAGE = MACHINE AMPS SET TO 200 CONTROLLED WITH FOOT PEDAL 

TUNGSTEN = 2% LANTHANATED, 3/32"

FILLER WIRE = 3/32” ER70S2

POLARITY = DCEN

GAS FLOW = 20 CFH argon

CUP SIZE =  8

PRE FLOW = .5 SEC

POST FLOW = 7 SEC

ADDITIONAL SETTINGS =  PULSE SETTINGS 1PPS, 40% BACKGROUND, 50% ON TIME

TIPS: KEEP A TIGHT ARC Aim for an arc length that is equal or less than the diameter of your tungsten electrode.

Torch angle can be forgiving provided your arc length is tight.Keep the hot tip of the filler wire shielded by the argon envelope from the tig cupSnip oxidized tip of filler metal before a restart

I don't use pulse tig all that much but I do like to experiment so that when I get a job where I feel like pulse would work better, I already know what settings will work because I recorded all my settings

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