OK guys on advice from this forum I got a large CO2 bottle and regulator for my mig welder. What pressure do I run the gas at?? The guage is in Bars.
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Originally posted by TaliesinsOK guys on advice from this forum I got a large CO2 bottle and regulator for my mig welder. What pressure do I run the gas at?? The guage is in Bars.
Dunno what pressure, I always set it by sound. Just a bit louder than a mouse fart is about right.
Where did you get your bottle from?
I'm using gas-less welding wire at the moment, only reason being is that I got five reels of it really cheap. Welds just as good as using gas, and no modifications to the welder but creates a load of smoke so I've got a fan blowing it away as I weld.Last edited by BUSHWHACKER; 13 December 2006, 14:55.
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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERDunno what pressure, I always set it by sound. Just a bit louder than a mouse fart is about right.
Where did you get your bottle from?
I'm using gas-less welding wire at the moment, only reason being is that I got five reels of it really cheap. Welds just as good as using gas, and no modifications to the welder but creates a load of smoke so I've got a fan blowing it away as I weld.www.overfab.uk
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Originally posted by vatchmani take it your using c02 gas,i always set it to around 1 bar/14 p.s.i.vince i thought that you had to change the leads over when using gasless welding wire,i.e the earth lead becomes live.
Didn't alter anything!
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Originally posted by BUSHWHACKERDunno what pressure, I always set it by sound. Just a bit louder than a mouse fart is about right.
Where did you get your bottle from?
I'm using gas-less welding wire at the moment, only reason being is that I got five reels of it really cheap. Welds just as good as using gas, and no modifications to the welder but creates a load of smoke so I've got a fan blowing it away as I weld.
I was using mine gassless before but found it had too much spatter. There is another full bottle on ebay at the moment
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...=1&rd=1:teeth:Trust your Hound.
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I had a CO2 bottle with my original welder that I got from a local fire extinguisher place - it was actually a converted fire extinguisher. Have now got a 170A set and use proper Argoshield and the difference is quite noticeable. I have got the advantage that the company bought the bottle thoughRoger
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