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Old 02-06-2007, 05:51 PM   #1
jorgensensc
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Show me your Mig Welds!!!

I finally got gas for the Lincoln Promig 135. I started playing around with it and the welds look 100% better. At first they didn't improve much, but then I realized I was using the wrong tip diffuser thing. I changed that out and now the welds look like smooth snakes, not really a roll of coins though.I did a butt weld on a couple of scrap pieces and I think it looks good, but I would like to see your welds to make sure mine looks close. So can y'all show me some good Mig welds with gas before grinding smooth? I appreciate it!!
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