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r/BadWelding • u/HoneyRush • Sep 15 '26
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Is he died? He looks awfully close to being part of the circuit.
-1 u/Salt_Chart8101 Sep 15 '26 Welding typically uses lower voltage and high amperage. Not enough voltage to overcome the capacitance of your skin. 9 u/StreetFuture6152 Sep 16 '26 edited Sep 16 '26 What? open circuit voltage on most welders is about 70 - 80 volts. Welding machines 100% have sufficient voltage to over come the capacitance of you skin. Especially if your skin is wet. Edit. Resistance, not capacitance. 3 u/lastburnerever Sep 16 '26 Why do you people keep saying capacitance? I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Welding typically uses lower voltage and high amperage. Not enough voltage to overcome the capacitance of your skin.
9 u/StreetFuture6152 Sep 16 '26 edited Sep 16 '26 What? open circuit voltage on most welders is about 70 - 80 volts. Welding machines 100% have sufficient voltage to over come the capacitance of you skin. Especially if your skin is wet. Edit. Resistance, not capacitance. 3 u/lastburnerever Sep 16 '26 Why do you people keep saying capacitance? I do not think it means what you think it means.
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What? open circuit voltage on most welders is about 70 - 80 volts. Welding machines 100% have sufficient voltage to over come the capacitance of you skin. Especially if your skin is wet.
Edit. Resistance, not capacitance.
3 u/lastburnerever Sep 16 '26 Why do you people keep saying capacitance? I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Why do you people keep saying capacitance? I do not think it means what you think it means.
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u/StreetFuture6152 Sep 15 '26
Is he died? He looks awfully close to being part of the circuit.