Ran with .035 on my Miller 200 using 75/25 shield gas and Short Circuit Transfer. The top was two plate about 135 angle to one another with a open bevel and slight open root ( like 1/16 or so gap) single pass hammer down get er done style!
Dudes got good rhythm and steady hands but has no idea what it takes to make a sound weld. He's stepping so far that the leading edge is cooling. I always preach that gun English is what the dime stack takes but you have to understand the puddle to do it right. Never mind the fact that he welded it outside in 40mph winds and his wire feed was too fast.
like "Shannon Campbell" Campbell?? I haven't followed rags and mags like I used to, been working to much for like the last ten years. But I remember when hen build some of the first Real Chassis based rigs with rectangle sub frames and such. Has his work always looked like this close up or are the hired hands lost their minds??? uuuuggghhhhh!
