If Your MIG Welds Are All Over The Place, This Video Is For You!

If your MIG welder is making some wandering welds, this might be your problem!
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If you are looking for new contact tips, be aware there are many different kinds! Some fit multiple machines, but many don't.
For example I have a Hobart 185 which is made by Miller but doesn't use the Miller tips, only Hobart specific tips. To make it even more confusing, I have replaced the gun assembly with an aftermarket unit that takes TWECO parts.
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This is how I did it, I would love to hear your feedback on what has worked for you in your shop. Hope you get some ideas!
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[@Agentloot5]

thank you, mine were definitely sloppy today and I need to do this. I mostly finished my trailer gate today and watching your previous video helped me out with welding the cross hatch metal to the frame (forget the real name of it).

[@diymetalfabrication]

Glad I could help!

[@scottjune3554]

Wow! I never would've thought
Thank you

[@diymetalfabrication]

Glad I could help! It is one of those things that is easy to forget but can be frustrating!