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Old 02-22-2011, 09:31 AM
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Originally Posted by The WidowMaker View Post
once you have your first set of tacks, concentrate on starting your next set at the base of the first. it may help to grind down your first set before you start your second. if you have too much build up on top, it will take more heat to get the pentration that you want.
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This works! Ask me how I know!
Thanks guys! I really appreciate the tricks of the trade input. I was experiencing build up when the spacing tightened up using the alternating method. I'll try the sequential mode in my next lesson.

Nit-picking - I wish my little Lincoln 135+ used a numerical scale for amperage vs. the A-B-C-D, it reminds me of dialing a phone number by alphabet.

I also need to fab a "water dobber bottle" as the damp towel method makes the procedure even slower. I have a felted wool area rug with 1/2" dia. tufts that may work as a donor.

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