04-20-2012, 03:53 PM
Hi
Ed
Box section is easy to weld the gap will fill in no problem
What you need is someone to help you set up your welder and give you a few pointers
Once you get set up you will be suprised how easy it is to get good results.
You can tell when a MIG is running well by the sound it makes
It should sound like bacon crackling in a frying pan.
Get some scrap bits of box section start welding them and adjust the power and wire feed rate as you weld
If it spits and tries to push you away you need more power less wire
If it blows holes you need less power more wire
Once you get a feel for it you will be fine
Ed
Box section is easy to weld the gap will fill in no problem
What you need is someone to help you set up your welder and give you a few pointers
Once you get set up you will be suprised how easy it is to get good results.
You can tell when a MIG is running well by the sound it makes
It should sound like bacon crackling in a frying pan.
Get some scrap bits of box section start welding them and adjust the power and wire feed rate as you weld
If it spits and tries to push you away you need more power less wire
If it blows holes you need less power more wire
Once you get a feel for it you will be fine