MIG-130 Gas-Less Flux Core Wire I can uesd with gas?
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I don't even used it yet. This is my first time to own. Wait for summers time,I will let u know.
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no its only for flux core and make sure you have a 60 amp or bigger breaker to operate it
682147
it can run .030 and .035 welding wire so long as the coordinating "tip" is in place on the mig gun. I found my best results were using Lincoln NR-211MP .035" wire with a .035" copper tip in place on the mig gun. Both available at your local Home Depot and in-stock normally.
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No. You can use solid core wire. If you are going to use .023 solid core wire then you will need a new drive wheel. It is the same for the Hobart and Miller welders. The supplied drive wheel will work for .030 solid core wire.
632332
That is exactly what I am using it for. I drilled the brass jet with a 1/16 inch drill bit for natural gas but I have not tried it yet. To me it looks like there are too many flame holes. If you plug about half of them off somehow bet you will get much better heat control.
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From the Kuhn Rikon website: Suitable for Gas Halogen Ceran Induction Electric
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The wire it came with is ok, but when I bought this same welder in 2013 I bought this wire: INETUB BA71TGS .035-Inch on 2-Pound Spool Carbon Steel Gasless Flux Cored Welding Wire This wire doesn't splatter as much as the wire that came with it. I am on my second roll and it works great!
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Someone in the reviews said that it is copper clad aluminum. That is the best reason for me to avoid it. Aluminium (or for us Yanks, aluminum) is the one metal that I have found impossible to solder. The most durable insulated wire is "oxygen free." That means that the bright, shiny wire is encased in plastic, and if it is copper, I can solder the stripped-off ends to make them free from oxydation as well as a much better, solid, electrical connection.
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Depends upon what you wish to weld. For mild steel, i.e. A36 (hot rolled stuff you might findat a steel place), square steel tube, etc, then er70-6 seems to work fairly well. This presumesyou use gas (argon-Co2 mix). No gas, then flux-core. !0-12 pound spools fit fine - mine currentlyhas one - and there's an adapter for the smaller spools.Aluminum, stainless - that wants the spool gun. Those will wish appropriate wires and shielding gasses-and I've not yet tried THOSE (the metals AND the spool gun.)
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2.8A; use 5A fuse inline; Additional technical info can be found at http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/wwg/search.shtml?searchQuery=rule+20f&op;=search&N;tt=rule+20f&N;=0&GlobalSearch;=true&sst;=subset
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You'll need a spool gun and a gas tank w/ argon shielding gas (typically 100% argon). This welder comes with the gas tank adapter (hose and regulator).
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nato spec good quality, no internal nozzle has to be ordered separate, good seal on gas cap will keep out infiltrated air or evaporation not an issue if properly sealed
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It's not stated due to the flux capacitor reading being negligible at best. I would suggest staying at a Holiday Inn Express!
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Yes it does have the fittings for the gas connection, don't forget the change to polarization of the wires when you are using gas, also it comes with a sample spool and 3 replacement tips I guess you didn't scroll all the way down lol here: Hobart auto arc 130 1115vac mig wire feed welder. This machine is 115Volt electric machine and it welds with gas and without gas. Welder comes with sample spool of Flux core wire and 3 replacement contact tips.
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I don't believe you can. Might be able to run a small MIG welder to run off the A.C. side. The D.C. output is limited to 12 volts. No capability to adjust the amperage like you would need for a welder. No lugs for welding cables. Too small to run a cracker box welder.
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Yes argon will work fine, I got the spool gun for my shop. Works very very well.
638243
The M250 (and new M215IG) do not need a star washer or other grounding wire. It is internally grounded now and meets all code. Adding additional grounding is just an added cost but will not hurt anything. ML SOLAR
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Yes, I use flux core all the time. In fact that is all I have used so far.!!