what is biggest mm that can be use for the 7018 welding rods
1022438
At 240VAC, I've used 1/8" or about 3mm. Could probably go the equivalent of 3/16" depending on how clean your power source is. I haven't had much luck with anything other than 1/16 rod at 120VAC
1022439
You can try a 4mm 7018 with the machine maxed out at 160amps, but it will be hard to start and will probably leave a crowned up weld bead. If you are going to try 4mm rods, I would make sure that they are fresh from the rod-oven(set to 120C') and also to preheat your workpiece to around 65C' if it is 6mm or thicker. As Jose says though, you will have better results a with 1/8" 7018 or 3.2mm...not sure what amps to use for metric sized rods. I weld my 1/8th" 7018 between 120-140 amps depending upon position. Good luck and "Have a Good Time with your Hood Time"
1676982
Yes it will. I use it in 701 and 500 pan handles which are same as 15mm rod
1324352
2.2 mm is the largest size listed on the tool. The jaws open much larger so I'm sure 2.3 mm will crimp.
682147
it can run .030 and .035 welding wire so long as the coordinating "tip" is in place on the mig gun. I found my best results were using Lincoln NR-211MP .035" wire with a .035" copper tip in place on the mig gun. Both available at your local Home Depot and in-stock normally.
507152
hi... I think you mean 'maximum' bend... I just bought a 3/4" by 75' piece of CSST... from what I can tell, the maximum is a 34" diameter... hope that helps...
2035514
you can use any metal fame 10x 10 make sure top is fire resistance....i have 2 of them
400672
Those are different sizes. I'm not sure which is the largest. I bought the 40 to use on the Okuma SST (salmon steelhead trout) rod, which is a relatively heavy rod which I have 30lb braid on the reel (but the reel could easily take 12lb mono, and that would probably be the lb test I would use on that rod if I was running mono). If you are buying this for bass or trout, you shouldn't need anything larger than the 30.
1931300
The tip is probably 3/8 of an inch wide or so. Depending on how narrow the area you are working with depends on whether it will work for you or not. The idea is to run the plastic welding rod through the insert on top of the tip and when it melts, it drips into the area you are working meaning the tip doesn't go into the area rather than over the top of the area you are welding.
2231513
The 3.3-3.75 inch 9mm, but it's a coin toss. Maybe the right size barrel rod will show up, maybe not.
369542
Anode rods for the most part have a standard size pipe fitting attached to them. As far as Sears products go, they, in my experience tend to have a captive lock on their products. All I can suggest is , buy it and pull the old one out and match the fitting ends, if they match drop it in. If they don't you have to go through sears online parts department.
462436
If you're not sure the best thing to do is take off one of the old ones & measure it. If its around 40mm you're good to go. That's what I did with mine.
27159
The rods are 15mm and the thread is M12 (metric thread). I bought the following to screw into the base and then I put the original rods on the front (since they don't have inside thread). Note, there is a slight gap between the two types of rods when screwed together. http://www.amazon.com/2pcs-Black-Aluminum-Alloy-15mm/dp/B00AZFCFYY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1425258907&sr=8-5&keywords=6+inch+15mm+aluminum+rods+M12+thread
2174212
Im pretty sure the rods are 1/16 sized. For the 1/2 size, i dont know but im personally recycling plastics to melt them with the flatted-round iron head. This kit is by far, one of the very best on the market. Just make sure you buy some extra rods just in case you fell short on one type.
321977
Oh, my mistake it should be able to weld up to 6/16" diameter steel rod because you are welding around a rod from both sides. So it should do just fine with 1/4" inch rod.
438798
The machine is designed to take .025, .030. or .035 diameter wire. It comes with .025 tips but I have always used .030 so I switched to .030 and use shielding gas. If your going to weld heavier material, 3/16 to 1/4 inch then you will probably want to use the .035 tip with flux core wire. I was very surprised by the quality of this machine. It is easily comparable to the more expensive Miller, Hobart or Lincoln welders of comparable amperage. I am totally satisfied with my machine. There is one thing that I found out the hard way, the plastic face on the machine doesn't take well to being left in direct sun light and heat all day and will wrinkle and shrink a bit. Just a word to the wise where you use the machine.
1803414
It's my understanding the screw top part is a standard size. The thicker the anode the better (it will last a little longer). And if length is the question, they can all be shortened with a hacksaw.
2226377
It is 6mm high or about 0.233 inches. Although if you are thinking of getting this for a laser mouse, I would get the steel series 4HD. It is much faster and more accurate for laser mice.