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    1. #15
      Join Date
      Feb 2006
      Location
      Elk Ridge, Utah
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      Y0 I want some help too =)

      Hey Matt you said the grey is crystalization. Can you be more descriptive?
      I have a lincoln precision tig 275
      And i am workin with 120 wall chromolly tube atm, Im using small rod and a 1/16th ? tung @ 2% and about 95 to 99 amps ( I forget what the small size is) get awsome shinny tacks but when i go to weld the whole thing I tend to get a grey color in the bead and as best I can explain sometimes the bead looks like this * Like crystaline and grey
      Some welds look UBER clean and shinny
      I have thought it was a clean issue
      I use an abrasive chop saw to cut the tube ( I am thinking its the dust inside thue tube from the cut)
      I clean the other tube ith abrasive discs and my filler rod with a lintfree rag and brake cleaner (maybeee im wrong there)

      I allso notice what would look like a glazed dot on som of the welds allmost like a black dot of glass ( I have a real good feeling its the abrasives actually turning to glass)
      and yes I have the polarity correct =)
      I can take pics if you like and pst tomorrow night

      thanksin advance Ken F


      I like to think I know it all but I dont so thats why I am here =)






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