Hey all. Has anyone had any success tig welding mild steel using an argon/co2 mix? Wondering if I can use just the one gas to do both tig and mig.
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it should work fine, but i think your tungsten will burn a little hotter so make your post flow gas timer a little longer and you should be alright.
Thanks for your help. Have heard lots of conflicting advice on this subject. I'm gonna run with pure argon.
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We have used mix gas by mistake at the shop and it always seems like you are running out of gas. The incidences of porosity rise and it's tougher to maintain proper puddle flow. You may be able to "get away with it" but your weld quality will suffer.
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