SPL_Josh

And ill drive anything I'm in a position at any point to sell and make 1.5k-3k

Hauling a 16' canoe do that with you're girl bed.

Short bed trucks are for women Fact

So much of this.

Nice truck brah.

"You must spread some reputation around before giving it to Paul again"

Just the bench

I need room in my garage. $95 http://i448.photobucket.com/albums/qq206/rawlins1087/Mobile%20Uploads/image_zps273045dd.jpg

What kind of arc welder? Depending of make/model wanna sell?

Tomos moped ftw

I see you took my advice on a turntable. Welds will be better. Was running my turntable for a couple hours today as well. Looking good Alex.

If your gonna actually use the truck for what it is get a long bed. I know you said you didn't want one but when you're loading shit in your short bed that overhangs or the tailgate won't shut you'll wish you had a longbed. Had two shortbed trucks hated hauling anything in either.

There should be an adjustment for flow rate

Don't buy cheap consumables...problem solved

You can run flux core. Then that won't be in issue.

Really, come over for brats and burgers fag

Mustang needs a voltage upgrade.

Food>supplements

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You do understand all mig welding is an argon carbon dioxide blend, unless you're using a tri mix gas. 110 is not better for anything. And the topic is about flux core not mig.

The wire should be the same size, only have .007 of flux coating. And what are you trying to weld? .023 wire is pretty small.

Flux core isn't more likely to warp body panels than any other form of welding. The warping will come from excess heat. It is possible to run a nice bead good equipment or 110v Eastwood mig/flux core welder. You mentioned flux core being dirty, the dirt or "flux" is how the wire is shielding the gas, that's why no c25 or 90/10 is required. Obviously just like stick welding the flux will need cleaned after the weld. Most people don't clean the flux or claim its dirty. Like it said previously if your having trouble welding flux you probably don't have enough experience mig/flux welding. You should be able to hear and see what you need to adjust to dial it in.

False

Flux core doesn't need gas that's the whole purpose.

The people that can dial flux core to do a great bead probably don't have a lot of mig welding experience. Not hard to do at all.