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[QUOTE="psduser1, post: 1461303, member: 735"] 3/32 tungsten. Heat will depend on travel speed. Back purge is what keeps the puddle supported, as well as driving off the oxygen. You'll have to play with that to find the right cfh. Don't worry about filler wire if you are using tube or schedule 5 pipe. Square cut, butt tight, and weld. If you go sched 10 or thicker, multiphase with filler material is easier to control. Let the weld cool between passes, as well. [/QUOTE]
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