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Chrisjw1983
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I’ve been looking at four different Stainless filler selection charts available on the internet:

http://tourismwindow.com/weld/files/Sta ... _Chart.pdf
http://www.advancedweldingsupply.com/do ... 0Guide.pdf
http://www.brazing.com/products/Weld_St ... _chart.asp
http://www.harrisproductsgroup.com/~/me ... ection.pdf

Does anyone know if there is meant to be a difference between the X and Y axis? For example:
310 on the y-axis >>> 304 on the x-axis = Use 309
However!
304 on the y-axis >>> 310 on the x-axis = Use 308

I’ve re-drawn the table and highlighted which do (green) and don’t (red) match.
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In addition each of the tables are slightly different…

Anyone got any ideas?
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It would help if you posted the application, and whether or not your work is to be inspected. Building a nuclear furnace is going to be much stricter than stitching up an exhaust for a hot-rod. But when in doubt, I say use 309L :)
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I'm just learning at the moment and only have 304. Was just curious to know why so many of these reference charts appear to be inconsistent...
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