Heavy wall pipe is great for metal core , fills the bevel in no time . Let me know what you guys think

This stuff runs mint , let me know what you guys think

Welding in position with pulse metal core takes a different level of control compared to welding on a spinner. Instead of the pipe rotating under the arc, the welder has to manage puddle control, travel speed, and heat input while moving through multiple positions around the joint. Pulse metal core helps with this because the pulsing current stabilizes the arc and controls the droplet transfer. This reduces spatter and keeps the puddle more controlled, which is important when welding vertically or overhead. The pulsed arc also allows the welder to maintain good penetration without overheating the joint, especially on heavier wall pipe. When welding in position, maintaining a consistent gun angle and stickout is critical. Too much stickout or an inconsistent travel speed can cause lack of fusion on the sidewalls or excessive reinforcement in the weld. As you move through the vertical and overhead sections of the pipe, the puddle must be watched carefully so it ties evenly into both sides of the bevel. The key to running pulse metal core successfully in position is balance. Heat input, travel speed, and torch angle all have to work together to keep the puddle stable and ensure the weld builds evenly around the entire circumference of the pipe. When everything is dialed in, pulse metal core produces a smooth, uniform weld with good fusion and consistent reinforcement from start to finish.

This little dot is the main reason you’re gonna fail xray on a mig root , porosity on your stops . Always grind them out