HasBean Member Messages 467 Nov 5, 2007 #1 A passing thought, if I'm welding 6mm plate but from both sides, do I set the voltage as if it were 3mm or 6mm? Paul
A passing thought, if I'm welding 6mm plate but from both sides, do I set the voltage as if it were 3mm or 6mm? Paul
peterd51 happy to be here! Messages 1,593 Nov 5, 2007 #2 Hi, if your welder can do 6mm why are you welding from both sides? Regards Peter
HasBean Member Messages 467 Nov 5, 2007 #3 I didn't word that very well did I It can only just manage 6mm on a good day when the sun's out (probably closer to 5 at a push really) Just wondered if I had the volts too high if attacking from both sides really. Paul Last edited: Nov 5, 2007
I didn't word that very well did I It can only just manage 6mm on a good day when the sun's out (probably closer to 5 at a push really) Just wondered if I had the volts too high if attacking from both sides really. Paul
matt1978 www.lorch.eu Messages 3,966 Location UK, Cannock Nov 5, 2007 #4 Is it a T-Fillet? Or a Butt Weld? If its a T-Fillet, you should still weld it at the same power you would use as if only welding one side. If its a Butt and your welding one side and turning it over, back grinding and welding it then you could afford to turn it down slightly.
Is it a T-Fillet? Or a Butt Weld? If its a T-Fillet, you should still weld it at the same power you would use as if only welding one side. If its a Butt and your welding one side and turning it over, back grinding and welding it then you could afford to turn it down slightly.