I really like how you explain what you're doing, and it's super helpful to see how you position the work, and your hands relative to the work. Foot pulsing and resting the cup on the work is a technique I'm interested in learning more about. It makes a lot of sense to me so I'll have to give it a shot myself. Thanks for posting these videos.
Very informative. You pulse with your foot control and I would like to know how much higher you set your amps compared to not manually pulsing? What do you think your settings would be using an inverter with auto pulse? Looks like your pulses are about 1 per sec. would you do the same for an inverter. Also would really like to see some of your welding shots through a welding lens for some of your beads, they look very high quality and I would like to better see your technique. Thanks for posting. Ed K. Cleve. Oh.
Eddie Kawecki Thanks for your comment. If I were using auto pulse, I'd probably set the amperage lower but the pulse time higher. It's really something you'll have to experiment with to get the right balance. I've played around with different camera lenses but the camera always seems to be in the way of what I'm working on. Thanks again dw
I really like how you explain what you're doing, and it's super helpful to see how you position the work, and your hands relative to the work.
Foot pulsing and resting the cup on the work is a technique I'm interested in learning more about. It makes a lot of sense to me so I'll have to give it a shot myself.
Thanks for posting these videos.
You do some slick stuff bud! Dialed👌
Love your welding videos keep them coming and you do great work.
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Very informative. You pulse with your foot control and I would like to know how much higher you set your amps compared to not manually pulsing? What do you think your settings would be using an inverter with auto pulse? Looks like your pulses are about 1 per sec. would you do the same for an inverter. Also would really like to see some of your welding shots through a welding lens for some of your beads, they look very high quality and I would like to better see your technique. Thanks for posting. Ed K. Cleve. Oh.
Eddie Kawecki Thanks for your comment. If I were using auto pulse, I'd probably set the amperage lower but the pulse time higher. It's really something you'll have to experiment with to get the right balance. I've played around with different camera lenses but the camera always seems to be in the way of what I'm working on.
Thanks again
dw
Could I get you guys to make me some brackets?
Sorry Addison, I just saw this - you probably figured something out by now, but we do custom work regularly for anyone else interested.