A polarity change is not required. It’s best to run 6010 on electrode positive DCEP but if you are having problems with a wide gap or you’re blowing through thin material I’d try electrode negative DCEN.

Much appreciated..

Thank you! Go for it! it’s a great machine.

Ya I show a demo of me using 7018 with the welder in this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sq5C3e7mycg.htmlsi=Flx6KVpu8gMPn4kO

Still works great haven’t had any issues.

Here’s a link to it on Amazon not sure what it’s called. www.amazon.com/ONETAK-Compact-Welding-Connector-Connecter/dp/B08H8HL62Y/ref=pd_aw_fbt_vft_none_img_sccl_1/138-0775185-5679527?pd_rd_w=KWe34&content-id=amzn1.sym.f353d175-26fc-4776-8298-842dab47b290&pf_rd_p=f353d175-26fc-4776-8298-842dab47b290&pf_rd_r=YVJXNATJFGEM4BS84S28&pd_rd_wg=oazus&pd_rd_r=bbeea26f-3bc4-4bbc-97ad-d3eb180c1b3f&pd_rd_i=B08H8HL62Y&psc=1

1/8in 6011 Rod Used it around 90amps

Can u run 6011 on 110/120V

Adapter is included

Certain sticks and some metals work better electrode negative and some are just the opposite. It sends the amperage differently between the work piece and the electrode. Hope that helps!

Reverse polarity (electrode positive)= deeper penetration and hotter bead. Straight polarity (electrode negative)= could be used for thin metal or sheet metal with a 6013 or even a 7014. Just my 2 cents

@@dannyherrera2163 which is better for thin metal, 6013 or 7014?

@@Antoniocool86 6013 in straight polarity (electrode negative). Start at lower amperage and go up if you need more heat or it sticks..

Yes Definitely runs very smooth great machine.