Tig Welding Fillet Joints🔥3 tips to help learn FASTER
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2021
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Learning to Tig Weld was a ton of fun, until I started to learn this one.... Saying that I struggled to learn it was an understatement. This one almost drove me CRAZY! But thankfully now I have come across a few tricks to help people out when learning it, and today I'll go over 3 tips I give people when they get started with this one that I wish I had known before I started to tackle this one. So grab a coffee, and hang with me on this one!
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I tig weld on a daily basis , I’ve heard and seen everyone that thinks or says there welds are so slick it’ll fall off the metal lmfao , I’m a pressure welder for gas skids/ boiler openings/doors , I do fine , but I’ll say this , when I first saw this channel about 3 days ago I was like good on you man , I love people that try to share the knowledge and skills in this profession
Thank you so much for your videos!
Im 40 years old lady, who just graduated as a welder last year (coz I got bored at my previous job, staring at a screen all days, and wanted to do something with my hands - I had never ever welded before, but -hey, what else would one want to become when they grow up than a welder?! just weird it took me almost 40 years to realize that!).
Now I full time tigitigitigitigi aluminium and stainless. Extremely challenging work - but I am sooooooo determined to master this stuff and your videos are giving lot of great tips!
So really thank you so much and greeting from Finland.
Enjoying you teaching very much. Thanks for the effort on your part to do these.
Thanks for your honest advice
I started learning on a fillet weld. After about ~6ish hours of practice I started to look up tips and found this channel. I nailed the easier exercises suprisingly just off the stuff I learned from trying to learn the fillet. Im about a month out from starting and my new biggest struggle is this job at work that's cylinder attached to a baseplate. But I can tell all I need is more hood time. Thanks for the tips and tricks man
Thank you for sharing these videos! 🪙 Very helpful
Thanks so very much for all your videos. The best on the web. Your desire to teach and help others really shines through!!!
Thanks for this! Looking forward to the second episode! 🪙
Massive thanks for you time you take to put great initiative and information about tig welding.
Great video. Can’t wait to see part 2. 🪙
Thank you for all you do for all of us! All the best, Andrew @BranchAndFoundry
Awesome episode. Thank you Dusty!🪙
Love it!
Purchasing my first TIG welder this month and am snagging all of the info I can!
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Like your methodology been in the game 50 years still enjoying it
Thanks for the videos Dusty really enjoy and appricate them. 🪙
Thanks Dusty. Enjoy all of your videos. Been watching from the beginning. 🥈🥈🥈
Always supporting your videos they are such an inspiration. ×10
🪙 I’m about to start a welding course and I’ve been watching all your tips bro and I’m very grateful for all your tips and info to help me get started. Your videos are detailed and very easy to examine and I know that’s the hardest to film, I appreciate the work you put in. Thanks Dusty
Just picked up a machine to learn aluminum tig, and your videos are by far the best on RUclips for completeness and level of detail. Your experience shines here. Cheers from Vancouver
🪙 been welding for 9 months your videos have helped me so much
I started out just getting a setup no school or anything yet but just your videos has helped me a lot thanks man
🪙 Thank you for all that you do Dusty!
As a TIG noob, I want to say thanks for the videos you post.
Yup...teaching myself and so glad this channel is available. Seriously helping me !
just started welding school, thanks man.
Good and need advice. Thank you
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Thanks man!!
I really appreciate your continued.
The one to follow, Dusty u da best !!!
Thanks for the help you have helped me out allot love the videos not a lot of people in south Africa knows how to weld aluminum and if they do they dont want to teach others so big thanks from as in SA
I am going to try using a taller table such as I noticed that you use. Thanks again for the advice. Peace
Amazing tips thank you 😊
Thank you so much for watching🙏
Great content!👍👍
Dusty the GREAT!! Nice one !!!
🪙 these are the only dimes I can produce! 😂 I suck, but I’m having fun learning! Thanks for the great content and positive videos!
Awesome info... Ya teaching me good!
Lake Havasu ☀️ AZ
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🪙 great video dusty looking forward to part 2 and now I have some never things to try out when I am next at work
🪙 Been Tig welding for 12 months now and have managed to avoid fillets all that time. Might try again soon though. Thanks for the vid, Dusty.
Great videos. Thanks 🪙
One 🪙 for every fillet weld I messed up in the last 15 years 🤑✌ thx for the video, good one
Love the alex grey artwork subbed and learning welding tig soon
No dimes here. great tips! I like all your vids!
🔘. Closest I could find to a dime lol. . Great vid!!👍👍
🪙🪙 love the channel and content. Picked TIG back up after quite the frustrating first go and thanks to you I’m loving it finally, and already making some 💵 with it. Thanks!!
You went from not really knowing how to do it, to charging money in 3 months?
I hope you're welds are structurally sound.
@@dangerous8333 art/craft pieces… but I seriously appreciate your concern and time taken to leave this constructive comment
Awesome videos. Thinking about taking your online class. I'm determined to master TIG but for now it's kicking my ass. Also I love your positive message. Some welding forums become genitalia measuring contests. Stay humble and kind my friend. It's very refreshing.
Stick with it! It’s a ton of fun, and I’m trying to create a place for people who are positive, and want to hang out. I’m also going to be having a forum started on my website at some point, so expect the same stuff from there :-) I really appreciate you watching!🪙🪙
Nice video
I was especially pleased with your comment, suggestions and rig for helping to make the hands comfortable.
David Lixenberg
love it
Come sempre, grazie Polveroso
Dusty, followed your tips in my shop today. Angle fixture worked great. With AL, I've always had a hard time getting the fillet pool started. The arc jumps around a lot, cleaning takes a long time, the pool never forms near the joint, etc. Any tips to try? I'll look around your videos for your experienced wisdom. Thanks for the video and the tips.
🕳, thanks for the tips. They do help me
I found 2f easier than 1f. All just preference. Best to find out what you like most! Great video
🪙 Great video. Thankyou.
Thanks a lot for your tutorials, Dusty!
You have teached me a lot, its kind of crazy how complicated welding can be😂
Absolutely my friend, thank you so much for watching and happy to help🪙🪙
It's kind of like learning to ride a unicycle and juggling at the same time.
Yes! These pros make it look easy, but the reality is it takes lots of practice, trial and error!
🪙 only one I could find. Good thing there is not an emoji for pocket lint. Great vid like always.
Right on, fillets are absolutely my Achilles heel. 🪙x10.
I feel you! They were a tough one for me too, I hopefully can help some people out :-) I appreciate you watching🪙🪙
Was wondering if you use a peddle or a button? Thanks for your help man
🪙 I appreciate your content.
Do I see a Dillinger Esc Plan ball cap on the shelf there? Love to turn up some of their stuff on the earbuds while i'm under the hood! Love your vids Dusty, the attention to details are appreciated.
Thanks Dusty LARRYMOORE
Thank YOU Larry!
In this video, you mention difficulty in seeing the weld line, and it made me recall the moment I realized I simply could not see my weld line because of the bright, whitish light drowning it out, and the subsequent need for a darker lens - which exacerbated the problem. Well, I discovered . . . the Gold Lens. Now, with a gold lens, my weld puddles are a very visible, reddish hue that allows me to see everything really clear. I had to throw away my instant on helmet and go to a standard flip helmet that would house the gold lens. I recently acquired a newer helmet, one with a much larger lens area, and discovered I could buy a gold lens that would fit - YAY!
Hopefully you never have to weld something if you only have access to a regular helmet.
Can you cover steel lap joints? I have a very hard time with those.
💰... this is better than a dime
I like those black gloves, where did u buy em?
Great tips Dusty..thx gunna give them a shot..dont see any dime emojis but count me in!
I’d pay a 🪙 to get part two sooner!!!
🪙 fillets were never were I struggled outside corners are where I struggled and struggled .... keep it up dusty even as a veteran love ya vids there's always something you can learn or pick up on .. and as they say there's often more than one way to skin a cat 😜
🪙 Love the channel!
Thank you so much my friend! I really appreciate you watching!🤙🔥
Received my regulator yesterday. I get argon on Monday. Can't wait to start my first bead.
Joe, how did it go?
@@martinwhite418 So far it is a bit of a struggle. I will keep on keeping on until I feel competent.
I tried this in class and my instructor said "that's actually a flat weld." 😂. It makes sense though because fillet welds at 90 degrees are hard to do
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Hey bro. I just wanna thank you for the hints, Putting my filler in a certain angle from my tungsten. I instantly felt the difference how easy filling my weld up is withouth dipping my tungsten. Also slowing it down and getting a even weld going. Its just funny to me how 3 simple tricks improved my welds so much.
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Why would that be funny?
You mean to tell me learning new methods (three of them in fact) improved your welds?
Shocking.
Thanks , x10.
Ding... That's me dropping a dime
Love all ya vids bro taught me a lot chill an fill one of the best 🕳🕳🕳🕳
hello dusty .. you have to put a translation and it will surely increase your visualization because you are very good and there are many people who would like to understand you greetings from SPAIN😎😎
Thanks. Good vid. Hammer it. You know what I mean.
dime baby!
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Canadian aye 👌
Hey man! I've been welding for 3 years now. Found your channel a little less than a year ago. Your artwork attracted me. I rarely watch welding how-to videos anymore. I learned how to TIG weld from the fabrication series and Jody from welding tips and tricks. I really only watched the basics and the rest was self taught. I like using logic and common sense to teach myself something and THEN watch videos and read to see if I did it right. It's kind of a personal challenge I always give myself when learning something new. That's why I love your how-to videos! You're such a master at your craft I hold your methods and perspectives in higher regard that I might others. So when I see a video like this and realize I've been doing everything right, I'm stoked!
Dropping a dime! 🪙
🪙 I'm on T-joint tig, 6 bead minimum and I'm going to take your advise and put it on a 45 degree angle I'll let you know how it went Monday 7/17/23
I’m not a welder but I’m a curious type so I have a question that perhaps someone here will answer. When making a pass and reaching a tack weld, do you simply jump over the tack and keep going or are you making the tack molten again and blending it into the pass your making? And is this the reason why it’s so important to make the tack welds symmetrical?
Thanks for any answers 🙏🏻
Really enjoying this channel btw
I tend to go over the tack at a slightly faster rate than before or after. This way, I don't deposit as much on top of the tack, and don't disturb the tack's integrity. If done correctly, you can't tell where the tack was.
You go over it and blend it in.
@@waynegroves6922 What would you be depositing on the top if you aren't adding filler material? Which you shouldn't need too if you're going over a tack and the tack was done properly. Also not sure how you're affecting the integrity unless you're blowing a hole through it.
I go over my tacks at the same speed I'm welding.
How did I miss this one? I been welding for a long time and ya know I watch just cause I love your channel. I'm definitely an arc head.🪙💲 my shop is just like your studio. Live it love it.
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Are you left handed? I am right handed, but i think i need more dexterity feeding rod, which i believe, early in my journey is the limiting factor right now for good looking welds.
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Thanks for watching 🪙🪙
Thenk you four your taime
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💰 this is the closest thing to a dime I could find.
💍 No dimes, but here's Diamond. Keep it up
💰 Couldn't find a dime lol.
💰 Dime Bag.
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Couldn't find the dime emoji either. LOL How's this? 💰 Thanks for what you do!
Cheers my friend! I appreciate you watching🪙🪙
I just started to learn TIG welding my instructors are right handed and I’m left handed so everything is backwards. It’s hard to figure out a proper position I’m comfortable doing.
💎💎💎💎💎 We dont lay dimes we lay diamonds.
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Ive been stuck on fillet for 8 days 6 hour days and I'm possibly going to fail my welding course because I have no consistency
Did you pass?
I'm asking because I want to learn, not trolling. At 2:50 it looks (to me) like the puddle is sitting on top of the corner, not getting down into the root at all let alone penetrating. Again, I know nothing, so I'm likely missing something. Please educate me, thank you!