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    1. #14
      Join Date
      Jan 2020
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      Northern VA
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      Country Flag: United States
      I agree with Raustinss. Scotch bright your aluminum then wipe with acetone. I actually clean all my materials with scotch bright, I have a few dedicated SS toothbrushes I use if I need to get into little nooks and crannies.
      Tungsten stick out and how close you are holding the torch to your material can make a major difference too.
      I personally have not done much mild steel, I mostly do stainless exhaust, and I run 1 amp per thousandth of material thickness. 0.060 exhaust tubing = 60 amps on the welder.
      I need to practice with aluminum more, my aluminum welds look like garbage.
      Don't forget to wipe down your filler rod with a little acetone on a paper towel.






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