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06-30-2006 #1
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I just called JW Harris tech to ask them what it was intended to be used for. It has a flux core, but not in order to weld without shielding gas, but to help with welding on dirty, rusty, or painted materials. It was originally developed with a beginner home welder in mind that would be doing random repairs around the house. I asked about the differences in "workability" etc. and he said that it would hammer, grind etc. basically the same as standard (ER-70 -3) - (Is that right nomenclature?). I'm not an expert on this stuff, but I thought I'd post what I found out.
Sorry to get off on this tangent - I know the original thread was talking about TIG and sheetmetal.Brandon Wiedeman
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06-30-2006 #2
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Pfff. The less I know about body work, the better!Matt probably knows every thing about it.
That would be ER70S-3.(ER-70 -3) - (Is that right nomenclature?).-Matt
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