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09-30-2015, 03:56 PM

GASoline71

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Re: Welder Question

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Originally Posted by msgross

Are you sure it's not the metal you were welding? voltage on welder not set properly, speed of wire? Lots of variables.

This ^^^

Any grease, oil paint or rust on the metal can make it pop.

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