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| Essentially "a hot melt glue gun for metals". It releases 75% argon / 25% CO2 gas as you weld to prevent oxidation of the metal. You're melting the metals you're joining, and adding a bead as well. | | Essentially "a hot melt glue gun for metals". It releases 75% argon / 25% CO2 gas as you weld to prevent oxidation of the metal. You're melting the metals you're joining, and adding a bead as well. |
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| == Safety ==
| | For safety tips and a general operational overview, see the article on PS1's [[MIG welders]]. |
| * Wear natural fibers (cotton, wool) only. It puts out sparks and can melt synthetics onto your skin.
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| * Wear closed-toe shoes, unless you like setting your feet on fire.
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| * Cover all skin - it puts out a lot of UV light. You'll get a sunburn, guaranteed. Plus, you can get burned.
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| * It's a good idea to have a hat or something under the face shield, as sparks will go onto the top of your head.
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| * There are two screens on wheels - arrange them to block UV light from going to the rest of the shop.
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| * Use the thick gloves, also the face shield. The face shield for MIG is pretty handy, it darkens when you start welding.
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| * Yell "welding" before starting so anyone sneaking up on you is aware to avert their eyes.
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| * The piece will be hot for a long time after you welded it. You can grab it with tongs and dip in buckets.
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| == Approximate Steps for Use ==
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| === Preparation ===
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| # Pull out the machine
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| # Clean out welding tip with the pliers that have files on the outside of the jaws.
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| # Check inside if it's wired for MIG. There's a diagram on the inside of the case. This should not change but can.
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| ## The reel of metal wire size should match your recommended diameter.
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| ## Wire adjustment is much like the 3D printers' - it flips up and has a tension holder
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| # Also check the recommended settings for welding. You will need to know a letter and a number.
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| # Set the recommended settings on the front panel.
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| # Plug it in.
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| # Cut the wire tip using the pliers to the recommended length.
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| # Check that the gas pressure is above 500PSI. If it's below, press the button on the left wall that will tell Ron to order more gas.
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| ## Not sure if can use below 500PSI - I think we're fine as long as it outputs 20CFH?
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| # Adjust gas output on machine to 20CFH
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| # Attach the ground to either the table or the part, depending on what you're doing.
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| === Use ===
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| * Close the screens behind you.
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| * Check around periodically for stuff you set on fire. This thing puts out hot sparks. I set a rag on fire the first time I used it. I was confused why the authorizer had brought a smoldering rag for authorization - nope, that was me.
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| * You may want to brush the joints before welding. Be sure to pay attention to the labeling on the metal brush - steel only.
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| * It may be a good idea to tack both ends of the parts being welded.
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| * Make sure there's no crimps in the tube feeding the metal wire. It should be as straight as possible.
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| * Ideally you would weld at about a 45° angle.
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| * If welding something perpendicular, you're trying to make a puddle (bead) that equally touches both parts. You'll angle it towards the top piece slightly more.
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| * Yell "Welding" before starting.
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| * The machine has a duty cycle of 2 minutes for every 10. That means you can only use the machine for 2 minutes before taking a break to let it cool down. In practice you usually won't have a problem with this, but for longer, and multiple welds, pay attention to this.
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| === When Done ===
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| # Turn off gas.
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| # Pull trigger til the PSI reaches 0.
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| # Nice to cut off the extra wire you just fed in the above step.
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| # Unplug.
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| # Coil up everything and put back.
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| # Brush off the mess from the table like the fine, upstanding citizen you are.
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| # Put away anything else you got out, like metals, gloves, face mask.
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| == Status == | | == Status == |
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| == Some Info == | | == Some Info == |
| http://www.4x4review.com/lincoln-eletrics-weld-pak-3200-hd-mig-welder/ | | http://www.4x4review.com/lincoln-eletrics-weld-pak-3200-hd-mig-welder/ |
| == List of Currently Authorized Users ==
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| ! Authorized Member Keon Turner
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| ! Authorized By
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| |Alejandro Drexler
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Chris Agocs
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Yousef Zaffarkhan
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Andy Larkin
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Samuel Sion
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Lauren Svedman
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Aaron Carlock
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Greg Kudlacz
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Daniel Maziarz
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Connor Sullivan
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| |Tom Judge
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| |Keith Couture
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Jordan Montes
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Ken Burkhardt
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Sam Olendorf
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Eugene Liokumovich
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| |Ron Olson
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| |[[user:mkeith|Matt Keith]]
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| |Ron Olson
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| |[[user:panchan99|Juan Ramos]]
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| |Jeremy Bloyd-Peshkin
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| |[[user:smash|Ashley Matrisciano]]
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| |Jeremy Bloyd-Peshkin
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| |[[user:smash|Burton Kent]]
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| |Jeremy Bloyd-Peshkin
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| |Brian Cuocci
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Sam Paris
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| |Ron Olson
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| |Clarence Bartenhagen
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| |Chris Iacullo
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| |[[user:Pedrosk|Ed Breuer]]
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| |Chris Iacullo
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| |Feb 2017
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| |Matthew Kim
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| |Chris Iacullo
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| [[Category: Hot Metals]]
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Lincoln Electric 3200HD
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| Owner/Loaner |
PS:One |
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| Serial Number |
{{{serial}}} |
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| Make/Model |
Weld Pak 3200HD |
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| Arrival Date |
2015-04-27 |
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| Usability |
yes |
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| Contact |
Ron Olson |
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| Where |
Hot Metals |
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| Authorization Needed |
yes |
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| Hackable |
no |
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| Estimated Value |
$340 |
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| Host Area |
Hot Metals |
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Essentially "a hot melt glue gun for metals". It releases 75% argon / 25% CO2 gas as you weld to prevent oxidation of the metal. You're melting the metals you're joining, and adding a bead as well.
For safety tips and a general operational overview, see the article on PS1's MIG welders.
Status
Standard electric power plug has been replaced with a NEMA 5-20 type plug, plugs right into the wall socket there but won't plug into a power strip or extension cord.
Some Info
http://www.4x4review.com/lincoln-eletrics-weld-pak-3200-hd-mig-welder/
