Bloody marvelous!
I use pulse mode exclusively when working with 0.5mm (0.020") through
0.9mm (0.036") stainless.
I've found that there are two ways to use the pulse mode:
If you go to a very low pulserate (say 0.5 -1 second) you can
coordinate the pulse with the introduction of the filler rod to the
weld pool and produces a *loverly bead*.
If your welding where you don't need to add extra filler (forgotten
the terminology) then winding the pulse rate up to 100Hz tends to make
the weld pool just so much easier to manage. You can almost nudge
things around with the arc in a way that isn't possible with an
unpulsed setup.
Considering that pulsing is almost a freebie on most modern TIGs, it
doesn't make sense to buy a machine without it if you plan to be doing
any welding of thin material.
For the record - I'm not really a "welder" -- I'm self taught and have
probably learned a lifetime of bad habits in just a few short years
:-)
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