I've used the stitch weld function that Engineer mentions on professional machines some years back, in auto shops, and once the machine was set up for the metal thickness, it was very much faster than manual on-off tacking. Basically you are moving the torch as if you are doing a continuous bead, with the trigger held in, and the function is switching on and off far more quickly than you could manage by hand, or by using the spot setting. Don't they have this useful function on modern Pro machines, then?
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