Cyclotronguy
Stainless
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2005
- Location
- Northern California
It's time for a new TIG machine; and I have to admit the new Miller inverter machines have a lot going for them. But, I have a question that my local welding supply idiots can't begin to answer, or even understand.
Back in the day, I'd have some out of position welding on a rusty, dirty bit of pipeline in need of some AWS 6010.
Now those of you who've run 6010 know it not the most forgiving filler rod on the planet. With my old Lincoln TIG 300 all you had to do was flip on the High-Freq and weld right through grease, paint, rust, mud & spiders.....
Is there any way to trick the controls of the new Miller machines to get the High Frequency to come on when stick welding???????
Cyclotronguy
Back in the day, I'd have some out of position welding on a rusty, dirty bit of pipeline in need of some AWS 6010.
Now those of you who've run 6010 know it not the most forgiving filler rod on the planet. With my old Lincoln TIG 300 all you had to do was flip on the High-Freq and weld right through grease, paint, rust, mud & spiders.....
Is there any way to trick the controls of the new Miller machines to get the High Frequency to come on when stick welding???????
Cyclotronguy
