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**dennislbrooks** · 02-24-2022, 06:04 PM

I asked my supplier and he has no customers that use 100% CO2. (out in the country and a small supplier) I will ask him if he can supply me a 20lb for testing sometime. As I understand the inductance adjustment is turned down for just co2.

I tried 100% argon and do not like it for mig steel. They gave me a 100% helium by mistake once and I thot I forgot everything I knew about welding MIG mild steel. I can use the 100% argon for aluminum and stainless TIG.

My new welder is a Lift TIG. I have not tried it yet.

02-24-2022, 06:04 PM	#5
dennislbrooks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Williamsburg, Ohio Posts: 1,764	Re: Inductance adjustment for MIG I asked my supplier and he has no customers that use 100% CO2. (out in the country and a small supplier) I will ask him if he can supply me a 20lb for testing sometime. As I understand the inductance adjustment is turned down for just co2. I tried 100% argon and do not like it for mig steel. They gave me a 100% helium by mistake once and I thot I forgot everything I knew about welding MIG mild steel. I can use the 100% argon for aluminum and stainless TIG. My new welder is a Lift TIG. I have not tried it yet. __________________ 1942 Chevy 1/2 ton Rod, 1959 GMC 1/2 ton Fleet Stepside, 1967 Chevy SWB K10, 1985 Corvette Coupe 4+3, 2015 Chevy Duramax reg cab 4WD W/T Last edited by dennislbrooks; 03-07-2022 at 02:39 PM.