It’s just something I consider on every weld I perform.
It was meant more to start the diagnostic process.
I currently consider Myself a welding student. Under the tutalige of trial and error.
So for Me every failure is an opportunity to learn and get better.
I appreciate the information about the process used (flux core) as it definitely helps in the diagnosis.
From My limited experience I have learned that flux core welding tends to run very hot.
I am by no means an expert of anything. I imagine at the time I concentrated on the thick metal and then drug the puddle to the thinner material. Knowing how much hotter flux core can be.
I believe the bigger shocks, Rancho 9000 something or others, did a fantastic job damping oscillations.
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