mig and flux core tips and techniques, equipment, filler metal
- Otto Nobedder
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This is true for solid wire and dual-shield, in my experience. Straight flux-core (no gas) doesn't require a nozzle, and you need only focus on the wire stick-out.
Personally, I prefer to keep my tip just inside the nozzle by about an eighth of an inch.
Steve S
Personally, I prefer to keep my tip just inside the nozzle by about an eighth of an inch.
Steve S
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- MojaveCliff
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I tried having the tip stick out by a sixteenth. No joy for me- melted two tips in short order. I am learning to weld and don't have the control to maintain even wire stick out. Had to go back to a sixteenth-eighth inside of the nozzle.
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