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How it's got a little nib taken out of it that's because I touched the workpiece using flux core they make a ceramic piece that goes on over this to prevent you from doing that accidentally I don't have one so today we're I'm gonna keep this off and we're just gonna weld real careful not to make any contact of this piece of the gun with our workpiece just a good little piece of information if I was you I'd probably pick one up especially if you're you're new to welding just.
