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24-09-2008, 21:33
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Re: TIG Welding Problems
sounds to me like you are not getting gas flow. Are you sure you have your regulator set high enough and that you have the correct flow nozzle on your gun for the size of the material. Also check to see if your gas ports on your gun are clogged.
Also how fine of a point do you have ground on your tungsten? |
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