Learn Stainless Steel Joints & Welding with Stick welder (Possible) 

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Sir which electrode is used for steel welding ?

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Dear it's all about the practice, the more you do the better you get. You have to give it try. If you learn from your mistakes only then you became good in that work. Thanks:)

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Thanks its,60 amps 2.5 mm thick electrode

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IGBT is the modern day technology so fo with that. If wanted good joints prefer tig not stick welding.

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Thanks William. Yeah I that's is definitely a necessary work to do, but I mostly skip that process everytime. If it's a tig weld then it might surely cause some porosity but in stick weld it never happened to me. So if it's a stick weld then you really don't need to clean it with acetone or some other chemicals or sometimes flap disk. If it looks clean to naked eyes just go on. But in tig passivation is necessary. Thanks for being here :)

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Sir ji Iam a beginner. So can u plz recommend me any goggle used for welding?

Dilbag ji, every 150A or above welding machine able to weld stainless steel. Secret is not in the machine secret is in the skill.

@@ambroscustom sir, you mean TiG welding machine is not compulsary for stainless steel.

If the work isn't too much than its not necessary. But if you do alot of stainless steel work then go with tig. It saves your alot of time in finishing. But again it comes to your skill, although tig is much easy compare to stick welding, but sometimes on the site job it's not always feasible to carry a tig machine along with you because of so much accessories, so it's good to have some hands-on practice with stick welder, so that your work never stops.

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Dear any welding machine you can use, mine cost 5000₹ and bought 3 years ago and still working absolutely fine. The electrode varies according to the need. But mostly I use ss308 for stainless steel and E6013 for mild steel work.

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Dear they didn't came in too much thickness. Usually around 2-2.30 mm thickness which I used. Lower than this cause issues like blow holes and warpage much faster with stick welder.It good to use vernier caliper to measure thickness. I always use whenever I purchase materials. It helps alot and yes 304 is best for railings.

You need stainless steel electrode according to the material grade. Usually SS308L works on both ss202 to ss308 grade. The ss347 works on rest of the grade. There are many others also but yeah you need different electrode.

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I think tig is far better than mig. It's good if have pulse tig option . But if not no worry tig is still better option to go with, it saves alot of finishing time compared to mig or stick.

As far as I know MiG is the latest technology of welding it came after tig as I have been told , and Tig I have told it needs to replace tips and more costly. strange Tig is better than MiG .anyway I will take your advice.i will start to learn Tig .thanks

It might be true but I personally preferred tig, surely mig is much easy to learn than tig but I go with tig if its comes to stainless. But you have both of them so you can easily compare both of them and find what suits best to your need I think. Good luck

I think that’s best ideal , I will try to use both of them and decide which I will fill comfortable.thank you for your suggestions and ideals.

Sorry I have got this information from other site they compare Tig vs MiG it may be useful : MiG vs Tig welder: While MIG and TIG both have different strengths and weaknesses, there is no one process better than the other; they are both used for different purposes. MIG welding is a good option when low-cost, fast welding on materials like steel and aluminum is needed. It can run tidy stainless steel welds but is primarily used for steel and aluminum. TIG welding creates high-quality welds that are expensive and slow. You typically TIG stainless steel and aluminum projects. It’s a difficult procedure to learn, but once mastered, it’s considered the most satisfying weld to perform. This is because of its accuracy, deep penetration, and highly attractive looks.

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Dear it's not about the purity it's about the chrome content in the stainless the higher the number is higher the chrome content and that is much resistive to moisture. 304 is much much better than 202.

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It's a cheap Chinese welder buddy, the rod are stainless steel not mild steel and ss308 grade

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It doesn't matter at all. Only material thickness and grade matters. Always prefer 304 grade.

It's 60amps with 2.4 mm electrode. But I recommend you to play with the settings. I have some electrodes which works beautifully at 52-55 amps on 16 gauge and some at 60 amps. So this is also depend upon the manufacturer and type of coating they used.

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I use ss308 having 2.5 mm dia at 60-70 amps depending upon material thickness. This electrode works well for ss304 and I even uses it on 202 also. No problem at all. Good luck.

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Thanks for the compliment William. I am using ss308 , 2.5 mm rod thick and for the current starting from 1.5 mm I use 60amps and from there after with increase in wall thickness I usually increases the amps from 5-7 amps. But one thing you have to notice that I am using this setting with slightly fast hand movements. The main thing is how much time you stay onto the metal surface with the electrode at a particular spot. Too much time and there is a big hole, less time you stay it will not able to fuse the material properly. So beside the current settings it's also depends upon the hand movements. Good luck:)

Dear I always uses a dc welding, never used an ac but most commonly dc is used as its more safer than the ac one. But the much better result you are going to get with tig welder compared to a stick. If I have to choose between tig and stick I go with tig just because on stainless-steel you have to do less grinding and finishing work.

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