can it used a staineless steel mig wire?
1113796
Yes, but you'll need a different shielding gas. I personally use a spool gun for my stainless, but it isn't required
1113797
Yes. Have to use the right shielding gas and the right wire for the different types of stainless steel.
1632045
Yes it will but you should probably heat it first. If you have a mig welder you can place a slightly oversize nut over the broken end of the bolt and weld the interior of the nut to bond it. This will also heat the bolt. Let it cool enough till the red glow is gone. You should be able to losen it with a socket.
2255639
Yes wire it wire for wire according to color and you should have no problems.
1243915
yes it will but you will need to turn the temp down to 1. Change the heat setting to match the material. Additionally I have not changed the wire speed once it has been dialed in to the material that is being welded..
403117
same item, will weld with stick, mig or flux core wire or tig weld. process is accomplished by changing leads, type of gas used and electrodes
124963
No, it will not work with Miller. It will work with some Lincoln and Eastwood welders but you have to rewire the trigger plug. For my Eastwood MIG 140, I used a 4 pin CB mic plug and it worked like a champ on my aluminum work. Just don't forget to use pure Argon gas, the blend for used for steel MIG will not work on aluminum.
1105691
Unplug the mig torch lead. Measure the OD of end block that fits into the welder. post it and I will check for you.
1416817
Probably. I cut 14 gauge galvanized steel wire with it all the time without a problem
540830
The machine could probably run the 030 fluxcore, though I haven't tried it. The stock drive roller will run 025, 030, 035 wire. I believe that there is no mention of it because it was not to common a wire. I do recall that the smallest innershield lincoln use to make was .035 nr211 wire. I suppose that 030 flux cored wire could possibly be to thin and brittle for the stock gun liner.... Mig wire bends, but fluxcore tends to snap in my experience. Give Eastwood a call and ask. They have a solid and knowledgeable customer care staff (based in the USA too!).
1793211
Regular flux core wire that you buy to fit this machine will work, but you need to be careful of burning through thin gauge steel so keep the heat/current low for light gauge work
2204192
Anything wth a 4g-0g wire kit an anl fuse not those crap mag fuse An platnum or nickel better then copper and you might want to do what is called the big 3
1852209
If you will provide the brand and model (manufacturer), I will try my best to help you. I need to look at the schematic for that particular model. They are all different as far as wire colors. Thanks, Mike
1356074
Hi Sharon, with out knowing the project your planning to use the wire on I can not answer your question. I can say from my experience that this Stainless steel wire worked great when I was making odd shape filters. It held its shape after many handlings. ..........Ron
1623800
I don't know. It is for metals and I suspect you could contact the company and ask.
1141337
I have not tried a wire that size yet. Common since tells me that if the wire will fit between the rollers and into the pilot hole, it will cut it. I have paid for mine about 800 times already and it is not a year old yet. Silll using the same blade. Great tool!!! Keith
147597
I don't think so! Because the front of it has a rounded shape to guide the wire. Also, it says "Low Voltage Wire Staple Gun". However, you can ask the seller too.
2089062
I believe so. The wire I used was 11 gauge steel fence wire it is around an 1/8". They really work well.