Aluminum Filler Rod Melting Before Puddle at Janet Helton blog

Aluminum Filler Rod Melting Before Puddle. aluminium is a bit different to steel in that you need to keep the filler away from the arc so it doesn't pre heat. if the filler rod melts before you put it in the puddle, you have the rod too close to the arc. I manage to form a puddle but when i try to add the. about once every three dips the arc jumps from the workpiece to the filller, and the filler balls up, making it. Using too small of filler will cause it. the slower you are to get moving, the more heat gets tranfered into the surrounding base metal (due to the. it sounds like your trying to add the filler to soon before you have the puddle hot enough or your melting the filler in the. The puddle consistency comes with. you should also be wire brushing the oxide layer on aluminum with a brush dedicated to aluminum only. you can't cheat with aluminum tig like you can with torch or tig welding steel where you can melt a glob of filler in. my latest problem that i don't manage to overcome is this:

I manage to form a puddle but when i try to add the. the slower you are to get moving, the more heat gets tranfered into the surrounding base metal (due to the. aluminium is a bit different to steel in that you need to keep the filler away from the arc so it doesn't pre heat. you can't cheat with aluminum tig like you can with torch or tig welding steel where you can melt a glob of filler in. if the filler rod melts before you put it in the puddle, you have the rod too close to the arc. you should also be wire brushing the oxide layer on aluminum with a brush dedicated to aluminum only. Using too small of filler will cause it. it sounds like your trying to add the filler to soon before you have the puddle hot enough or your melting the filler in the. The puddle consistency comes with. my latest problem that i don't manage to overcome is this:

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Aluminum Filler Rod Melting Before Puddle my latest problem that i don't manage to overcome is this: the slower you are to get moving, the more heat gets tranfered into the surrounding base metal (due to the. I manage to form a puddle but when i try to add the. you can't cheat with aluminum tig like you can with torch or tig welding steel where you can melt a glob of filler in. about once every three dips the arc jumps from the workpiece to the filller, and the filler balls up, making it. aluminium is a bit different to steel in that you need to keep the filler away from the arc so it doesn't pre heat. if the filler rod melts before you put it in the puddle, you have the rod too close to the arc. you should also be wire brushing the oxide layer on aluminum with a brush dedicated to aluminum only. The puddle consistency comes with. my latest problem that i don't manage to overcome is this: it sounds like your trying to add the filler to soon before you have the puddle hot enough or your melting the filler in the. Using too small of filler will cause it.