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Drying E7018 and hardfacing welding rod
On Feb 5, 6:25*pm, Rich Grise wrote:
... Just another sidenote - after they've been dried, how long is it before they absorb moisture again? Thanks! Rich 7018 that I've stored 5+ years in the basement in these still runs smoothly, without cracking or spitting like stubs that have been outdoors for a day: http://www.bettymills.com/store/imag...100-24.eps.jpg I'm not welding anything critical with it, just old scrap mild steel. I buy fresh rod to weld major projects. jsw |
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