Posted by Centex Farmall on January 10, 2016 at 22:32:25 from (72.107.203.92):
In Reply to: DC Welding posted by David G on January 10, 2016 at 16:23:09:
The newer production 6011's seem to work pretty good. I still prefer 6010 when I can find it. 15 years ago the 6011 seemed kinda craggy on DC compared to the 6010. I bought 50lbs of 6011 last year and it's been great.
Are you using electrode positive or negative? I'm kinda surprised it didn't burn right through the 1/8" at 150 amps.
6013 works good for sheet metal and thin stuff when you want a lower penetration. Seems to work best electrode negative. Before I bought a mig welder I would use 6013 for welding oil pans and the like. I would just drag it along in a straight line and it would make perfect looking liquid tight welds.
I have the welder like JayinNY posted a picture of.
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