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    R Pope is offline CHR Member Visit my Photo Gallery
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    I think .035 is the smallest flux-core wire available. You did say it's a no-gas welder. I have a Lincoln and it works well, using the "weld a bit, drink (insert fave beverage here) a bit" method as described above. (I drink tea, by the way.)

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    Quote Originally Posted by R Pope
    I think .035 is the smallest flux-core wire available. You did say it's a no-gas welder. I have a Lincoln and it works well, using the "weld a bit, drink (insert fave beverage here) a bit" method as described above. (I drink tea, by the way.)
    Oh yeah, sorry, I didn't catch that it was flux core. All I can say is GET ON THE GAS!!! Flux core is for welding bridges and fences, you really need to move up to gas.

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