http://www.weldingtipsandtricks.com/how-to-mig-weld-overhead.html
How to mig weld overhead using 4 main tips.
1. keep your stickout short
2. set your machine hot just like you would for flat welding
3. use cursive E’s as a mig welding technique
4. use both hands
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Awesome Thanks!
what does "keep your stick out short" mean? what is the stick? the wire?
Mine was hanging like hameroids and the machine was a ESAB 400... It has alot more settings there than what you say here on the Miller machines...
What settings would you use for millermatic 350p 100% argon
does this work for sheet metal. Example: drip rails on a truck
"... instead of having it hang like haemorrhoids." xD xD
Thank you, this was helpful to me. I'm in a situation where I have to weld "above me" but the metal there is quite thin so I'm afraid to throttle my way to success. I found a setting that worked OK eventually. In one place I stripped away the thin stuff and replaced it with thicker metal instead, made the whole process much quicker and easier.
very good tricks...thx!
keeping it short was the trick. Thanks
So this is just glorified horizontal?