Mig welding POLARITY

How to, mig welding basics, polarity, electrode positive or negative
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[@Iaapwm]

Short and straight to the point,,, thanks

[@schmidttrigger9690]

I found the answer here without the titles, intro music and ramble. Many thanks

[@TheNikvansta]

Perfect. Thanks, no waffle.

[@johnabbiss43]

Thanks for reminding me love your video’s

[@TonySopeano46]

Thanks.

[@kenmeyers4445]

cool thanks

[@stephenc4161]

The erk is positive lol.