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Shark 11001: Highly Conductive 32 Inch Electrodes for Precision Electrical Applications Review

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Revainrating 3.5 out of 5  
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Description of Shark 11001: Highly Conductive 32 Inch Electrodes for Precision Electrical Applications

Mild steel all position rod. Smoother arc characteristics. Great on galvanized steel and pipe line welding. Package dimensions:14.25"L x 2.25"W x 2.25"H.

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Revainrating 2 out of 5

Unstable arc when welding and brazing

Very unstable arc compared to Lincoln or Hobart rods. In my experience, this rod does not weld downhill at all. At least for my party. Maybe a decent cheap pole to give to a friend who is into welding, but I certainly wouldn't try to use it for anything structural.

Pros
  • Tools and household goods
Cons
  • Expensive

Revainrating 5 out of 5

That's great! In general, welding the exhaust pipe with a stick is terrible.

I don't usually write reviews. But I had to. That's great! In general, welding an exhaust pipe with a stick is a terrible job. Lots of flushing. These don't even come close! You are perfect. Much less power than other comparable 6010 3/32 rods.

Pros
  • Welding and soldering
Cons
  • Something else

Revainrating 4 out of 5

Best Price Welding Machine

I bought this size and 1/8 inch. I am new to welding and would like to learn how to use different welding electrodes. This rod is said to be excellent for the root or first pass weld entering when setting the AC current on the welder. This is the best price with shipping I could find in an hour of searching. The name "Shark" and the color are cool. Haven't used them yet but am looking forward to it.

Pros
  • Welding Machine
Cons
  • Very Expensive