🧑🏭wow Best Ark. Shots I've ever seen you guys are doing a great job and the videos I could see more than I've ever seen with your shots and it really helps to see so clear what you're doing thanks so much for all you guys do
@@SuperformanceFab I have been following you guys for a while now I'll tell you what I learned a lot from you And that old man what's a guy's name you know the old man Bob lol.
Great video guys. That cam kit to show the puddle is pretty cool. I’d like to see it just a tad darker if it has settings but it’s a perfect shot. I also really enjoyed the NDT portion and etch inspection of the root side
Never seen a lay wire technique on this channel, I personally prefer on carbon or up to p22 chrome which uses 90 series wire a 5/32” gap and 3/32” wire and I only dab if the gap closes otherwise I actually feed the wire
I have tried everything to etch my TIG weld. They will not etch. Any reason? The welds look great and burned in good. ER70S-6 filler. Been welding for years and even welded molds when I was a tool maker with TIG.. I cannot get a etch line. I even cut the welded part off and it was burned in as it should be. I am using Permatex 81756 Rust Dissolver.
Yeah I have to agree. I’m a boilermaker and have welded many a tube, but that root would have went down on just the visual. This was very informative but if your going to teach you should teach correctly gentleman. Other then that very good information provided in the video.
🧑🏭wow Best Ark. Shots I've ever seen you guys are doing a great job and the videos I could see more than I've ever seen with your shots and it really helps to see so clear what you're doing thanks so much for all you guys do
Thanks for watching and for your feed back we always trying to create better content
@@SuperformanceFab I have been following you guys for a while now I'll tell you what I learned a lot from you And that old man what's a guy's name you know the old man Bob lol.
Great video guys. That cam kit to show the puddle is pretty cool. I’d like to see it just a tad darker if it has settings but it’s a perfect shot. I also really enjoyed the NDT portion and etch inspection of the root side
Real great timing on this video. My class is going to start TIG after the holidays.
Nice! Let us know how they do and if you have any follow up videos you would like to see from us!
Its fun getting to start a new process for sure good luck
This is a Christmas blessing!
Very interesting video, loved the "TIG" camera.
The new arc camera from Melt Tools performed pretty good for my first time using it, the shots turned out awesome
Great video, makes me miss tig welding food grade stainless it's been awhile.
Great Stuff Jeff, very informative and intresting, cheers and Merry Christmas, Paul
Thank you for the support and reaching out
Great vid gentlemen👍👍
Thank you for the feed back and the support
Great stuff Jeff....really informative, Cheers and Merry Christmas, Paul
Great vid and ditto on the pulse.
We will put it on the list thanks for reaching out
Learning something new, thanks for the video. Cheers!
You're welcome
Excellent video and excellent welding.
Thank you, let us know if there youd like to see us do let us know.
Never seen a lay wire technique on this channel, I personally prefer on carbon or up to p22 chrome which uses 90 series wire a 5/32” gap and 3/32” wire and I only dab if the gap closes otherwise I actually feed the wire
great video would have liked to see a pulse lay wire
We will put it on the list of things to cover thank you
Good video
I have tried everything to etch my TIG weld. They will not etch. Any reason? The welds look great and burned in good. ER70S-6 filler. Been welding for years and even welded molds when I was a tool maker with TIG.. I cannot get a etch line. I even cut the welded part off and it was burned in as it should be. I am using Permatex 81756 Rust Dissolver.
He can weld with the best of them.
Thank youu for the support
Yeah I have to agree. I’m a boilermaker and have welded many a tube, but that root would have went down on just the visual. This was very informative but if your going to teach you should teach correctly gentleman. Other then that very good information provided in the video.
For the stainless. Wouldn't it be better to use stainless instead of tungsten? Hahaha