HOW TO SWITCH FROM FLUX CORE TO MIG GAS ON THE TITANIUM MIG 170 & WHAT THE DIFFERENCE IS!!!

This is a Step by Step Video on how to change over from Flux Core to MIG Gas on your Harbor Freight Titanium MIG 170. I'll take a few tip's that I've learned from my dad as well as a couple of other You Tubers which I will share links to down below. Hope you enjoy the video. Cheers!
Time Stamps:
Dad Explain's How to Purge, Clear & What Pressures to Run for a Pressure Regulated MIG Gas Set-Up: 01:42
How to Change the Polarity on Your Titanium MIG 170 going from Flux Core to Shielded Gas: 06:55
How to Set-Up your MIG Gas Pressure Regulator to your Tank and connect the Hose to your Titanium MIG 170: 08:18
How to Change your Flux Core Wire over to Lincoln Super ARC Shielded Gas MIG Wire: 14:09
How to Set your Pressure and Check for leaks on your MIG Gas Pressure Regulator: 22:40
110v Flux Core Compared to 110v Lincoln Super Arc Shielded MIG Gas Welds: 25:22
How to Purge or Clear Your MIG Welder When Your Done: 30:44
Final Thought's and Conclusion: 33:17
The Home Handy Man Channel:
/ @thehomehandyman
MIG Welding GAS Made Simple:
• Mig Welding Gas Setup ...
weldingtipsandtricks channel & MiG Welding Basics Video:
• Mig Welding Basics
Kevin Caron Channel:
/ kevincaron
How to use a flow meter instead of a regulator for welding video:
• How to Use a Flowmeter...

[@JollyRogerHobbies]

Good video. A tip: When switching the wire, instead of cutting it by the drive roller, cut the tip of the wire at the end of the MIG gun. Then release the drive roller tension, and wind the roll backward with your hand to wind up the wire from the gun. This way you save the extra 6-10 ft of wire.

[@FarmDad]

Came here to say this.

[@melgross]

TheLyricalRAP with an 11 pound spool,if you change very occasionally, it might be ok. But with a 2 pound spool, and frequent changeovers, it’s amazing how much wire you’ll be throwing away.

[@JollyRogerHobbies]

@@melgross Yes for sure, you're right!! even with a 44 lb spools I think its worth it to save a little bit. It takes me almost no time to roll back the spool anyhow 👍🏼 As you said, especially on the smaller spool sizes, like 2 lb.

[@hugeslacker]

I just bought the titanium mig 170 and am going to be learning to weld on it. I've never welded before so thanks for making this video it answered a couple questioned I had about gas vs flux, and how to properly setup the gas.

[@mauriciogarcia827]

You still using it?

[@hugeslacker]

@@mauriciogarcia827 yeah I use it on occasion and it works well

[@briman113]

Found a Lincoln SP-125 Plus MIG welder for a good price, only tried it with flux wire but it works good and next I will get a tank of argon and try gas. Thanks for the videos and also having your dad show tips and knowledge.

[@homedworak]

Awesome! Just bought the T140 this weekend and learning a lot. Keep up the vids. Helpful!

[@scottsilvey7522]

Justin I'm a year late on this video but after I subscribed to your videos I'm getting all of these!! I've only stick welded but watching these videos is like getting a welding class with your Dad being that Cool shop teacher I had 35 years ago!! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours!!

[@olonnie41]

I went back and looked again and u turned ur gas on when u said u were turning the bottle off

[@damonrice8469]

So true,he never turned the gas off. Righty tighty, lefty loosy. Lol

[@robertrondeauu2481]

Just bought a titanium 140. Great machine for beginner and pros. Also got the 2year warrantee for 60.00 more bucks. Ty for the enjoyable video

[@buildaboiworkshop]

Did you end up needing that warranty? Its been two years

[@patrickbiron4901]

I like your dad.. !! While I am Much older than him - he reminds me of the patient and knowing man that taught me.

[@CAPTSTANLEY51]

Polarity don't worry about that I been welding 35 years and knew to switch over polarity. I bought a new Vulcan 215 ran the first week with flux then got my tank the following weekend. Switched over to gas. Started to weld and took me a minute or two to figure out why the welder was running like crap. THEN IT DAWN ON ME. I FORGOT TO SWITCH POLARITY. Guess I was in a hurry to try out the gas on my new Vulcan. When changing wire rolls just undo the wire feed rollers. Then you can roll the wire back on the roll to save wire. Just back out your regulator knob to purge your regulator. Thanks Justin for your videos always looking forward to seeing the new video. When is your next live stream with a beer love having a beer with you on live stream.

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

Thanks Brother. I appreciate you kind words and sharing your experience with us. Cheers!

[@AK74Man87]

Great choice switching to gas, you’ll definitely love it much better. If that smaller tank ends up depleting to quickly for you, I would switch to an 80 cubic foot size. It would be perfect for those that don’t weld a lot but it’s cheaper in the long run. I had an 80 then I did too much welding for the size I went to I believe a 140 size. It’s nice with my local gas company because to switch sizes you just have to pay the difference. Also you buy the tank somewhat but you don’t own it, so you can keep it until it is out. No monthly or yearly payments, just pay to refill.

[@renesalcido7522]

Great hands on video👍. Greetings from belen,new mexico

[@davidwalle5025]

Use a push ditection instead of a drag motion it may harder to see the puddle but it worked better for me. Mig is different than stick. Also it seems that the wire should be about .023 solid core with gas for 1/8 or less steel. Great video your dad is a great guy with a wealth of knowledge.

[@GeorgiaBoyJake]

To save the wire cut off the little ball at gun nozzle and then rewind wire back on the spool while keeping the wire pull tight. Saves a lot of wire when changing wire types.

[@bradleyyeatts2294]

Instead of paying attention to the numbers on the dial pay attention to the display... A good rule of thumb is try and start off square... 21.0 volts start with 210 wire speed and them adjust from there to your liking.. Also try pushing your puddle instead of pulling.. Your beads aren't really penetrating into the metal and I could see some porosity in the end of the first bead... All you have todo is turn the bottle off when your done there is no real need to purge the lines after welding. Keep practicing I am sure you'll get good at it and thanks for the vids I really do enjoy watching them and look forward to seeing you get progress and show what that welder can do!

[@baron24601]

miller was also on 240v. Did you flip the roller from serrated to non-serrated?

[@travisevans7502]

I enjoy your videos just want to point a couple things out the direction you turned the valve on the gas would fully open on my tank and the way you purged the lines works on my Klutch welder from Northern tool one other thing you may want to loosen the wing nut pressure on the wire spool it could cause your wire feed motor to burn up from working to hard it should only be tight enough to keep it from backlashing.

[@416cubes4]

Hey I’ve got this welder. Lately I feel like the pre and post flow are not working. pretty sure it wasn’t like this new. Called HF and no luck answer wise. Can you run this and let me know if you have pre and post flow every time you do some welding? Obviously it should but I want to make sure I’m not missing something thanks!

[@aridisgarcia4347]

Great video thanks 😊

[@wayneschoenberger3245]

I have a question... When you Titanium Mig 170 is plugged into 120 and you turn the power on, does it come on then cycle off and then back on by it's self? ....and if so, does it do the same thing on 240? Checking because I purchased on this month, and I am currently plugged into 120 and when I turn it on, it turns on, then cycles off and back on by it's self and then stays on after it does that. I was wondering if that is something to do with the voltage input. Thank you.

[@88Painterman]

Great video!

[@7008aspen]

So that's why it wouldn't weld right I had the polarity backwards BIG THANK YOU GUYS

[@MichaelRoachWV]

@7:40 Don't loosen the tensioner, just flip it down towards you. This is a time saver so you don't have mess with it when you run out of wire. It's good for going from solid core to solid core, or flux to flux. When going from One to the Other though, it's a good idea to calibrate it.

[@christopherohara3725]

Very good info thanks

[@chrisorr4366]

Can snip wire at the gun and pull back thru to save that wire

[@TheHomeHandyman]

That Titanium will do anything you want it to do and its a nice welder just take good care of it ...........good job I think Antonio is right you turned it the wrong way.....when turned out there is no tension on the valve in the regulator that opens it and it should purge out fine........try again youll see

[@billyjones9045]

I'm convinced that mine runs better than my Lincoln ... but how big of a generator would I need to run if I'm using the Titan multi-process on 220 ? I just write out a 8750 inverter generator

[@gunchief0811]

Try some Cursive "E"s. Keep practicing.. and also I do suggest taking a welding fundamentals course they are very very informative and u get a nice certificate from it.

[@juvillace22]

Thanks that’s was very good

[@moejr14]

Does you machine have a wire feed delay when you pull the trigger?

[@elkvis]

On high pressure gas cylinders, such as oxygen and argon, you need to open the valve all the way. They have a seat at the bottom (close) and at the top, because the high pressure gas can otherwise leak around the valve shaft.

[@ww321]

I believe that's called teflon tape. Plumbers tape is galvanized sheet metal roll with holes in it made for hanging pipe etc. Also when changing wire in your mig. clip the wire at the gun , release tension off the drive rollers and back roll the wire onto the spool to keep from wasting wire every time you change. :)

[@mr.Bowtie40]

I always when I change spool I cut at the weld tip n open the rollers n roll it back up saves wire

[@harrycoleman1171]

Don't forget you can use straight c02 as well. I recommend buying an couple of extra tanks of Co2, and storing them in a kegarator so you dont run out. lol

[@martinschaffmeir7729]

Haha funny

[@jonk6137]

Or 90 ten

[@melgross]

I don’t recommend pure Co2. There are a few areas where it’s useful, but not really. It’s mostly used because it’s the cheapest gas you can get. If you go to wire manufacturers sites and look up the properties of their wires, you’ll see that where they even list Co2 as an acceptable gas, the welds are weaker using it. 75/25 is better, and somewhere around 85/15 to 92/8 is too, and you can spray with that for thicker material.

[@LTCORBIN22]

Can we see the us general box please? Thanks

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

I remove the tip then run the wire then put the tip on. Why did you reverse the polarity?

[@TheCatsa]

Cracks a beer. 😂 This is going to be a good video! 🤙🏻

[@jimfeaster4837]

Good one

[@moejr14]

WhAt thickness can this welder do with gas?

[@JoshuaG85]

I got myself a bobcat 250 and taught myself to weld with it. Then an AHP tig and learned that. Next I got a Miller suitcase and can’t do that shit to save my life. I am using flux wire and it keeps getting linked in the hose. I got my brother a mig welder from Lowe’s for his birthday. He never has a problem with it. Haha. I’m either cursed with mig or something is going crazy.

[@ni_wink84]

Should check out mike festiva and see what this machine can do with a proper set up

[@uprednecked]

right on man! rocking some new welding equipment! the difference with flux core there are 2 main types of flux core self shielded and dual shield self shield is no gas and dual shield is gas and flux core wire has to be a different wire then self shield! self shield you ran on DC electrode negative and dual sheild you ran on DC electrode positive! I really like Lincoln electrodes both stick rods and wire! they make some good stuff! check out welding tips and tricks videos on youtube he makes some great welding videos! Cheers!

[@travissabolik5276]

A little tip.... Flux core wire you should weld Pull to avoid slag inclusions in your weld pool... Gas you should really practice Push, since you have no flux to worry about putting inclusions in your weld you can push or pull GMAW, most prefer Push style MiG welding because it does offer a much prettier weld and the weld pool is much easier to control.... also you are oscillating too much And the puddle is building up high in the center, you need to speed up your feed with your hand (moving down the part faster) try practicing small circles or Lower case cursive E’s..... also as Richv said make sure the drive rolls are correct, and after you change the drive rolls it looks like you need to correct the tension, I could see the wire curling as it was coming out of the tip.... there should only be enough tension on the rolls that if you hold your finger at the end of gun and squeeze the trigger your finger should be able to stop the wire. Your on the right track man, just keep burning, I know you said you don’t want to be a pro, but these simple tips will help you be consistent and have a little more fun with getting strong and prettier welds!

[@jfox9317]

Shoulda flipped feed role, knurl is for flux core “ v “ groove is for solid.

[@MichaelRoachWV]

This welder also uses the visible side to tell you which groove is active, that way you don't have to take it off to see what it's set on.

[@finnleydeacon5683]

i know Im kinda randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to watch newly released movies online ?

[@edenliam2578]

@Finnley Deacon Lately I have been using FlixZone. You can find it on google :)

[@cohenlegend692]

@Eden Liam Definitely, have been watching on flixzone for months myself :)

[@finnleydeacon5683]

@Eden Liam thank you, I went there and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :D I appreciate it!!

[@MichaelRoachWV]

@32:00 You don't have to, and shouldn't want to clear the gas from the line. Essentially, this would just throw away double the volume of the line. If you cleared it, you then would have to refill it the next time you opened the bottle. It's a closed system. Leave your diaphragm or regulator settings alone, just turn off the bottle. You'll get in the habit of turning gas on, turning welder on. Then after your session, you turn the gas off and welder off together. To compensate for changes in the actual amount of gas flowing, whenever I go to weld, I turn the gas and welder on and do a short pull on the trigger and watch my regulator in case it needs adjusted.

[@fpvflyby6855]

i just watched your video. looks like you were opening the valve on the tank not closing it

[@Bobensen]

When you closed the bottle, you actually opened it all the way, that's why the pressure was not dropping. Normally when the bottle is closed, you can relieve the pressure with a few seconds of holding the trigger.

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

Yup that was my bad. I caught that this morning. Thanks for letting me know otherwise. Cheers!

[@RaggedyRacingGarage]

Guess I’ve had it running wrong all along haha oops. Just hooked it up when I got it and started welding with it! Everything like diffs and exhaust and I’ve never had issues

[@jonk6137]

Justin is always try and plug directly into a receptacle and not use an extension cord also a popular saying is if there’s slag ya drag but it’s ain’t required. I like pushing hard wire and mig is picky af it doesn’t even like mill scale. About the ground in my opinion I don’t think it makes as much as having a clean connection. I’d also invest in a flow meter.

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

Thanks for the Advice and Tips.

[@jonk6137]

Justin Dow np

[@gunchief0811]

When there's slag you drag.. otherwise push the weld.. and try doing cursive "e". Technique watch your puddle, and don't go to fast... Usually the problem is too fast.. but keep your eye on the paddle. And go slow and steady. Ur welds will get better penetration. And bond the material with what u want which is taking two pieces of metal and making them as one.. the heat transfer is the main thing. That gets the metals to meld together as a solid piece.

[@billyjones9045]

when their slaggie drag that's exactly what this ironworker that I used to work with would tell me .. he would get all pissed off if I was pushing the flux

[@davidwalle5025]

If push instead of a pull motion your weld will be even better and it will be easier to see the puddlem

[@lildudechevman]

Hey dude,seems to me that if you were opening the valve when you thought you were closing it,that there would be no gas when you were welding? Which would explain the not so smooth welds,plus seemed like they built up to much,it just didn’t have that certain crackling sound I’m use to hearing when doing mig, I’m not a professional welder but have used one in the shop before,& just the welds are smoother with the gas,just saying,keep practicing I’m sure you will iron it out.

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

Wow. I weld so much that I don't even start a project unless I have about 5# of wire left, or have a spare 5-10# roll left.

[@fl101583]

i just bought the titanium 140, do i need gas? or i can weld without it? nice video👌

[@TheRaker1000]

I just got started with welding, and I have the CE MIG 170, which is similar. They'll run on Flux Core wire without gas, or Solid Core wire with gas. If you look up "flux core welding tips" there's some good vids here on YT showing you how. Welds are prettier WITH gas, but you can do servicable welds without gas with the flux core wire. And you can weld flux core outdoors because you dont have to worry about the gas blowing away.

[@shovelhead88in1]

justin what size breaker and wire should i use for titanium 170

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

I run mine on a 15amp breaker and use .030 Licoln Super Arc

[@miloaustin1404]

You absolutely should NOT run this welder on a 15 amp circuit, even if 230V, just because you can get away with it. For 230V, it requires a 30 amp breaker and 10 ga. wire. For 120V, a 20 amp breaker and 12 ga. wire minimum must be used, and be sure to use a 20-amp rated outlet. Most common 120V outlets are only 15 amp. You can tell the difference because on the 15 amp, the ground lug (left one) is straight, and the 20 amp is a sideways "T" for the special 20 amp plug. A 15 amp plug will fit a 20 amp outlet, but not the other way around. As someone previously mentioned about not knowing how to turn off a tank valve, if you do not know how to properly provide electrical service for this welder, not only should you not be welding, you especially should NOT be providing advice about it. You now have TWO strikes against you. How are we supposed to believe anything you say?

[@Patriot_Drone_Services]

Milo - You have some valid points, but you suck at getting them across. He is learning how to weld, and stated this fact. Not everyone has a firm knowledge base. We all started somewhere, not everyone was blessed with 30 years of welding and electrical experience straight outta the womb. Now, it’s up to you sport, but you might wanna try and adjust your method of making observations and not come across like to total dick for everyone to read. Try coaching and helping a rookie, it goes a long way for everyone trying to watch and learn. You ever notice there are those people who criticize everything, and be a negative asshat when commenting on other folks videos? If you haven’t noticed, its because you are one of those people.

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

You only reverse polarity whrn you go to Tig. You can Tig weld with that

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

You save a lot of money with the 10 pound roll

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

18 is a bit high unless your outside and it’s windy I keep mine at 10 to 12

[@gargoylesblade]

You can always use a push pull motion to to weld, you'll move faster to

[@olonnie41]

U said u turned off ur gas but i thinkbu had it opened all the way

[@alfredtrejo6133]

What kind of gas mix do I use for mig welding aluminium

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

Check Out Mike Festiva who is an Amazing person to ask various welding questions and gives you solid advice. I'm still learning and playing with a lot of the settings myself. So instead of giving you the wrong answer I'd rather direct you to the guy I trust and watch for welding information. Cheers and thanks for the comments.

[@alfredtrejo6133]

Answer. 100% argon

[@darrellryan2337]

Mig gas 75/25

[@roberthoovan4130]

How did I miss The welding videos

[@packmanracing579]

Also feed the wire while the stinger is stretched out straight not wrapped up

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

I shut my gas off but I leave the gas in the line it’s inert it doesn’t hurt the rubber

[@bobd.fletcherjr4912]

🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍👍 good video

[@grumpydwarf4149]

Justin Dow, what is your dad's youtube channel so I can go subscribe to it also? Thanks

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

You don't have to waste that much wire. Just flip up the drive roller, trim the wire on the end of the MIG gun, and roll the wire back in, turning the wire roll clockwise. You'll save about 9-10ft of wire.

[@jetter3606]

I think the gas valve was open instead of closed when you tried to purge the gas

[@migmog3060]

Toooo early still asleep but still gave a thumbs up for mig

[@shawnoney5678]

Righty Tighty Lefty Lucie .on the tank turn to right. There is some left handed thread but the tank is righty.

[@unclebob4208]

Keep practicing, slow down your eeee's and slow down your travel speed; you'll do fine. The power drawer collaboration is coming hopefully tomorrow, my schedule has been a dumpster fire full of dirty diapers this week. Cheers

[@billyjones9045]

try c s to. i for some reason have much better welds doing cs

[@randymcgee9176]

The tank is still on turn the valve clock wise

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

When feeding new wire set speed to full

[@MichaelRoachWV]

Yes, and after about 3 seconds holding the trigger, this welder auto-increases the speed. Nice little perk

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

Do a little study on using 220 volts over 110. With 110 your machine works twice as hard, you use twice the amperage. I would never use 110 volts for anything but small tools or a light bulb

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

Spray bottle with soap and water mix to find leaks

[@dwainsmith2106]

Turn tank valve to the right to cut off

[@bobd.fletcherjr4912]

👍👍👍👍👍👍🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

[@jamessonger3]

Also, thats great you started using shielding gas.... I would choose to use solid wire over flux core 110% of the time.... Only flux core i like is dual shield but thats for another day! One last thing you wanna make sure your drive roll is on the right groove for the wire your running. and when setting up a new roll of wire I like to put it in the welder and set that tension that will let the spool of wire spin freely without letting it keep spinning when you let off the trigger. then set your tension on the wire itself. Keep up the good work! it will only get better my dude!

[@floydvaco7201]

Push gas and drag flux core

[@daniellandberg3264]

u turned the gas on. it's just like a outside water valve. righty tighty lefty loosey

[@johncoonradtjr.5141]

MiG welding is into the weld not away from it. MiG welding is different from stick welding.

[@t-gill9771]

Look like you went counterclockwise when you close the valve you should go clockwise

[@danielportillo1154]

Someone needs to show him how to turn things off...tall know he opened it up all the way

[@kjdcomp1]

TURN THE KNOB TO THE RIGHT TO TURN IT OFF

[@johnpapa8681]

Plumbers tape reeks. I never use it on anything. I prefer paste.

[@jamessonger3]

only way to check for leaks is with soapy water.... just water wont do anything.

[@olonnie41]

U do know when changing rolls of wire u can release ur tensioner and re roll the wire thats in the gun backbonto the spool so u wont waste that wire thats already in the gun

[@bobd.fletcherjr4912]

How to say a lot of mistakes you've been making you should not stand in front of the tank when you turn them on especially the regulator

[@johnwinger2240]

Explain

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

Use 220 volts only.

[@hstrong97]

You don't weld outdoors with mig gas.. your gas will blow away. And use the settings on the inside of the machine

[@williamrowlett2807]

You should just snip the wire coming out of your gun then just twist your spool to wind the wire back onto your spool you don’t waste all of that wire

[@tonycotta3185]

Justin righty tighty lefty loose

[@PnwOnTour]

No cheers intro ? 🍻 rude...

[@JustinDowDIYcentralhighway]

lol

[@trnglechoke]

Your wire stick out before you strike the arc is too long. You want it out about 3/8ths of an inch.

[@melgross]

Never ever use anything on connections on regulators. Those 580 connections are designed to be gas tight. Any fitting that has a rotating nut with a stationary center with a rounded head must never be used with any tape or plumbers gunk. The problem is that a bit of that will come off the threads and get into the line, possibly the regulator itself if it’s the connector from the tank. Normally, with compressed air, that’s not a problem if you have a filter ahead of the regulator. Don’t overtighten. Tighten just enough to stop leaks. Overtightening can damage the fittings and make it impossible to get a tight connection. By the way, it’s not “easier” to feed the wire with the tip off, you must feed the wire with the tip off, and keep the torch cable fairly straight when you do it so the end of the wire doesn’t catch in the spring liner when going through. Did you change the feed roll from flux core serrated to MiG wire smooth? You need to. It’s interesting to watch you close the valve as you say you’re opening it. You close the valve ON THE TANK to close the gas off, and clockwise is close on all valves, and counterclockwise is open. You don’t have to purge after your done. You’ll be purging anyway when you start up. Come on Justin, you’re a mechanic, you should know this. You don’t need that flow adapter. If you want a real flow regulator, then buy one. That first MiG weld was not very good. You had too much undercut at the edges. The weld was too high in the middle. You have to learn that the gun needs to be 3/8” from the metal, and at most 1/2”. You snip the wire to 3/8 before welding, if its too long, and advance the wire out to 3/8 before you weld, if it’s too short. Buy a damn pair of MiG pliers and use it. Justin, you really need to learn about welding before making videos about it.

[@bloop6812]

Isn't that the idea. He's like anyone else, just starting out. We all can learn by his Does and Don'ts+ and advice from people like you that know everything about welding. And what KZbin welding channel do you have so we can watch your expertise in action😊

[@melgross]

@@bloop6812 you don’t have to be an idiot about your posting.

[@joelschermerhorn5447]

Your amps are too low and the impedance knob needs to be turned up, because the gas cools the welding process. The weld was balled up, indicating that there was not enough heat for the weld, that the wire speed was too fast, or that you were traveling too fast with the MIG gun.

[@backwoodzbum]

You don't do circles with mig. Crank up the amp or slow down the speed.

[@backwoodzbum]

The gas psi does not effect the weld looks. It's a shield only. I would run 10-15 psi unless in a area where wind can blow the shield away. Only crank up psi when wind is an issue. Co2 and argo are inert. No purge necessary.

[@MarkSchuster-ym3iy]

You have too much stick out. Which will make you use more gas. You started with about 3/4

[@stevesimpson5974]

Roll the wire back on the roll you save ten feet

[@larryguevara3350]

The gas is only in the regulator when you shut the gas off from the bottle then the regulator. Should have held the gun open Intel it cleared the regulator.

[@um8440]

You forgot to change out the roller.

[@mercnut1]

Instead of closing the valve on tank you open it