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pro mod steve
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    Wed Mar 31, 2010 12:47 am

I am so excited I had to tell someone. I am self taught mig welder and bad at it. I finished tig school 4 months ago hadn't done tig in a long time. Needed to do some tig today and thanks to school and the understanding of heat and puddle control I layed down some nice stacked dimes. First time ever with a mig.
anthonyfawley
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    Fri Apr 23, 2010 6:58 pm

good feeling aint it! :D
pro mod steve
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hell yes it is
sschefer
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    Wed Aug 18, 2010 7:44 pm

LOL TOO FLIPPING FUNNY.... :mrgreen: I just put a Miller 3035 on my 212 tonight and ran a couple of beeds of pretty decent looking stacked dimes. It's no where as nice as TIG but you are exactly right about TIG having a big influence on your spray MIG welding. I tried it before I started learning TIG. In fact those feeble attempts are the very reason I decided to learn TIG.

Steve
Highly skilled at turning expensive pieces of metal into useless but recyclable crap..
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