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    Dime stacks are created from TIG welding, in order to create a similar weld in MIG you need to move the stinger. Circular motion tying in both pcs of material with the weld. You will not get the same effect as TIG but can imitate the look. But you do need to oscillate the stinger to make sure the weld puddle connects Both pcs being welded. Don't just push through the middle.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mcantar18c View Post
    Yeah, the top 3 are 1/4" to 1/2" or so.
    How much more would you push into the 1/2"? The joint is only as strong as it's thinnest component... the 1/4" plate will fail before the weld does.

    Thanks for the compliments!
    I go from thicker - thin piece. Keeps from burning through the thinner material. Again, Until you cut some of your welds in 1/2, you really don't get a true read.
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