etesrafrmnc
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I've been browsing the forum for a while as a guest, Always get inspiration seeing your work!
Estes - employee time tracking
Estes - employee time tracking
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Tractor backhoe - homemade
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SylvainG
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When I see new posts here, I'm hoping it's a progress post but often disappointed by just posts like these. Oops, here I go too lol.
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
Progess! I can tell your welding talent is really good right now.
It's like hand writing, the more you do it the better it looks. It's also important to buy a good welder. Now I own a Synergy Mig welder with 380 Amps max current and water cooled torch, but next "wish" is a dual pulse welder. That's a long term plan...
Kyle_in_Tex
Super Star Member
Your handwriting is looking good.
Renze
Elite Member
At work we run a bunch of Fronius pulse welders. Once it wasnt new anymore, the pulse possibility is hardly ever used. And when its used, its for the root pass on 40mm thick steel. So the 8000 euro extra price really goes to waste in the work that you do.
Renze
Elite Member
Pulse welding gives better penetration in a sharp beveled seam because it allows you to put more heat into the same amount of welding wire, but the guys prefer a steady arc for finish welds, which gives smoother appearance. These Fronius do have a more stable arc when pulse welding isnt used though, but that has to do with the overall quality of the AC/DC converter and leveller in these 16.000 euro welders, not with their pulse weld ability...