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Which electrode uses a whip technique and why
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Which electrode uses a whip technique and why

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STICK SKILL DRILL...

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The skill drill uses a Whip and Pause technique.The reason for whip and pause is that 6010 electrodes are fast freezing electrodes and the momentary whips allow the puddle to solidify a bit ..Length of Art..Too long an arc causes problems so try to keep the arc equal to or shorter than diameter of electrode.

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