Raise your amperage up, use 2% Lanthinated and try using 60 HZ instead of 120hz. Your arc may not be quite as constricted but you'll have more heat into the weld.
Pete
Esab SVI 300, Mig 4HD wire feeder, 30A spool gun, Miller Passport, Dynasty 300 DX, Coolmate 4, Spectrum 2050, C&K Cold Wire feeder WF-3, Black Gold Tungsten Sharperner, Prime Weld 225
Esab SVI 300, Mig 4HD wire feeder, 30A spool gun, Miller Passport, Dynasty 300 DX, Coolmate 4, Spectrum 2050, C&K Cold Wire feeder WF-3, Black Gold Tungsten Sharperner, Prime Weld 225
Well, you're right, it's not pretty and many won't even consider it a weld but hey, you are making progress and it's a heck of a lot better than it was. Good work, you're moving in the right direction now. Keep working at it and it will all come together.crimsonmarshal wrote:So the issue seems to be corrected. I switched back to pure tungsten and balled the tip. Raised the balance to 75% and lowered the amperage to around 170. Picture below. Not a pretty weld but controlled and no contamination.
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I think switching to 2% ceriated(grey) or lanthanated(blue) is the first step in solving this problem. E3 is for the hardcore thoriated fanboys. The pictures look like you dipped it, but you wouldn't be posting if you dipped it right?
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