TIG WELDING STAINLESS STEEL - HOW TO TIG WELD STAINLESS STEEL FOR BEGINNERS!
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2020
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WHATS UP AND WELCOME TO MY TIG WELDING STAINLESS STEEL - HOW TO TIG WELD STAINLESS STEEL FOR BEGINNERS SERIES!!!!
I am super stoked to drop this episode, as Ive gotten many requests on How To Tig Weld Stainless Steel. Tig Welding Stainless Steel is a bit of a beast, and I find that most videos on How To Tig Weld Stainless Steel don't cover the absolute BEGINNER basics! So today, we drill down on those basics, so that anyone getting started out can learn without getting overwhelmed.
**Our Tig Welding Stainless Steel setup for this episode:**
1/16" 308L Stainless Steel filler rod
3/32" 2% Lanthanated tungsten
1/4" 304 Stainless Steel plate
100% argon gas
**refer to video for exact machine and gas settings**
**SAFETY EQUIPTMENT**
Eye protection, gloves (without holes) Welding helmet shade 10, Long sleeves (no exposed skin) hearing protection, and proper ventilation!!!
Videos mentioned in this episode:
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My tig machine Is 200 amp,have two analog button,one is amp and the other is post flow,how do i set it for tig weld stainless steel pipe
The passive layer has nothing to do with whether or not SS is magnetic. It has to do with the microstructure of the material (I won't bore you with the details unless you want). The various SS are either non-magnetic or slightly magnetic. A very strong rare earth magnet will be attracted to the slightly magnetic SS but the attraction is nothing like the attraction to mild steel. The nonmagnetic properties of SS is a reason why they are used where there are strong magnetic fields present. For example, MRI machines have their structural elements made of either fiber/epoxy composites or stainless steel. With the exception of this one point of detail, you video is excellent and I learned a lot from it.
Hello Dusty. I am 76 years old and have been TIG welding for about 25 years now, and to say I love TIG welding is an understatement. I have been following a bunch of your videos and a few others, especially since I recently purchased an Everlast Power TIG 210 EXT welder. I have been TIG welding at home for years with a Miller Econotig ( 150 A ) AC/DC TIG welder. You have been a huge help for me figuring out all the digital settings, especially for welding aluminum with the Everlast that is a bit mind boggling for me. I used a Miller Syncrowave 350 at work before I retired in 2009 but have forgotten all the digital settings. I am by no means an electronics specialist like you younger folks. You have been a huge help for me to get started with the new Inverter type welder that obviously gives me so much more fine tuning of the welding capabilities with the new machine over the old "set it on AC, select the percentage of amps, and weld" - that was it in the way of fine tuning. The Econotig is a great machine for the price point when new ( I bought mine at an auction with 10 hrs. use for short $ ), but it is time for me to move on to perfect my abilities. This is the purpose of my long comment. You, young feller, have been a tremendous help to me. One is never too old to learn new tricks and it matters not if you are a lot younger than me. You are a great enthusiastic teacher as well as wonderful artist. I did custom painting, free hand pin striping, airbrush murals, graphics, glass etching etc. for many years during self employment and are amazed with your enthusiasm, patience, and talent. There is something different in the way you teach and come across. Thank you for your help. I am on my way to being a better TIG welder due to people like yourself who take the time to make these helpful videos. One needs to be humble if they are to progress in knowledge. Thanks !!!
My dude, talk about someone taking the time to get someone else setup right. All the detail in your video literally answered so many questions, even questions I didnt know to ask. Efforts much appreciated, awesome work by the way. Subscribed for sure.
Dude! Thank you! I appreciate the sub and the kind words immensely:)
Glad I could help! Cheers friend!
@@PacificArcTigWelding best beginner tig video on RUclips
I learn more from you than the college class I took. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!
The best instructional videos get straight to the welding and a lot less talking. Thank you.
So I'm a lady, who has welded for nearly 3 years on plane frames and there were tips in here I had never heard before. Honestly I learned so many things I can adapt in my setup and why certain effects happen. This is my first time delving into utube learning and your stuff is top notch. People don't have to sift through a million sources if they can find one very thorough teacher. You are epic!
Watched this again after seeing it 2 years ago . Still find it excellently done
I have been welding for a while now stick and mig only used a tig welder a small amount in school. I finally got a tig welder and am just learning your videos have been great for me and have help me already in the few I've watch thank you
You improved my welds so much, that's the first time I understand how to look at the puddle! 👍🏻
Thanks for the clear explanation that I have not heard before. You have added points that others have left out probably assuming we know them. I will definitely be back for more.
For Christmas I'm taking over my dads syncrowave 200, this has been the best of many how to tig videos, can't wait to start practicing
This video taught me more than ive learned at 7 years at my job. 😂 thanks man.
This is the video so many of us needed to see!! Love the start up from plugging machine in 1st time. It will save me so much time and consumables, I think. It has to be a boring life for anyone who can watch something like this and not learn at least a few small details. Im getting ready to ac/dc tig a ton of pipe and seamless stainless up to 5" and thin wall aluminum is awful expensive to dive into and scrap.
A lot of great beginner tips in this video “amazing “! Little things like SS puddle moving around to not tightening end cap before collet/gas lense are in place are crucial tips! Thx from a beginner!
I have watched so many of your videos including this one. Upon watching again today, I saw something I am doing wrong with torch setup. I won't say because it's seriously embarrassing but now I know and it's because of you being so good at what you do. Bless up brother. Thanks for your content.
Dude you're such a nice guy to watch and you know your stuff so well. I'm moving to Thailand and am watching all sorts of videos because I will be doing frame building for sheds and houses and I'm going to watch your videos a hundred times each.
Thank you brother! Been arc and mig for years and bought a set up for home to play with. Great info! I'm ready to go hit it again with this inspirational video. Can't wait for more.
I'm new to your channel, just getting into Tig welding and so far this is my 4 vid of yours and like your teaching techniques and I'll be watching a lot more. Haven't received my rig yet but can't wait to get into it.
Tig welding to Pantera is literally my favorite hobby. Thanks for the excellent tutorial.
Wow going back and re-watching this video was such a great refresher. Thank you man
Yep I can tell this ain't your first teaching rodeo dude. Lol very nice, u have a very patient, informative, enjoyable style. Not sarcastic or intimidating. Very nice brother! U were made for a leadership role in welding ide say. As usual, killin it! And ur format is different than everyone else, ide compare you to a less-sarcastic Bob Moffett teaching style. Very thorough
Haha that’s a funny way to describe my style😂 I love it brother. Thank you so much 🙏
Hope you are well my man? Cheers brother💪
Really thoughtful, useful, and well planned lesson. Thank you!
I like how you laugh from time to time... That shows your confidence
Hey Dusty,
Thanks for teaching all amateur you tubers the most basic tig welding beads on plate on stainless.....this will maybe allow them to skip this module (other than the theory) when conducting this module in their first year apprenticeship.....thanks for that man.....we appreciate you!!! Hopefully trade school teachers will give recognition of prior learning.....ffs!!
These videos are hands down the best... New welder here love it.
I'm gonna purchase my first Tig welder and your video's are amazing. I can't wait to test all these tips and tricks! Thanks for making these awesome video's!
Nicely explained ❤
Hey dusty thanks for making videos. I really get a lot of benefits from each one.
Couldn't have said it as well as Arachnido; and he does have a couple of more years than I do. Thank you so much Dusty, Mac
Absolutely superb video, great for me as a complete beginner . Thank you.
I’m a brand new manufacturing tech/welding student, I have been watching your videos on repeat. It’s really cool to see how far you have gone keep it up!
Hey Dusty I’ve enjoyed watching your Tig videos I’ve been away from my machine for awhile now ( up fishing) but I am looking forward to welding up some aluminum and you make it look pretty easy , when I first got my alpha tig 200 x I spent a lot of time doing thin material, I think it made me a better welder , then when you bump up to some thick material it’s a lot of fun , I was curious on this video maybe I missed it but did you say the thickness of the material you were using, it looked to me like about 1/4 I know you we’re running at 90 amps, thanks Mike
Awesome, nice instruction video, Dusty I’m definitely going to follow your videos. Thanks for the details.
Hi Dusty, about a year and half ago I started tig welding. I was able to cobble together a gate for my side driveway 9' wide by by 5.5' high and a smaller yard gate all made of steel. Between Jody at Welding tips and tricks and Justin the fabricator and your step by step videos I was able to do it. I am starting to learn to weld aluminum and my next thing is Stainless. On steel I was getting the oxidized bead....maybe too much heat and not enough gas coverage. The odd time I would get shiny beads but did not know what I did differently to get them. Kind of frustrating but you have given me some ideas that I will try. Thanks for all your help!!
Hi Dusty, I’m new to your channel but I wanted to say that you have a great teaching style. You’re calm, methodical and very likeable. But in particular I really like your ‘start from the basics’ approach. Thanks for the great content and keep up the great work!
Thanks bro, i appreciate how in depth you get.
I'm in welding school and this helped more then my teacher. Ty
Thank you for the very informative video. I’m a newbie tig welder ( hobbiest). I will certainly check out your other videos. Your teaching style is excellent
This video was an excellent refresher course, thank you!
I'm digging this giys videos. Very informative even as a 10 year stainless steel Tig Welder.
Exceptional! Your clear and thoroughly detailed explanations are the difference that makes a difference! Thanks so much!
Absolutely Kevin. Happy to help!:) thank you for checking my vid out!
As I'm just about to start with TIG welding, this was just what I needed now.
Thanks from Northern Ireland
Hi Dusty. my friend who is teaching me to TIG weld told me to watch your videos as he said you are a brilliant welder to watch and learn from because you go into the detail needed for advanced and beginner welders. he was not wrong I enjoyed the video and I feel more confident to get started. thank you I look forward to watching more :)
Thank you for sharing your hard earned knowledge!
Thanks brother ran across your channel I'm an industrial electrician/mechanic good with mig but trying to learn tig we got a dynasty 350 almost got dimes but ran accross your channel I was told to start with stainless steel not aluminum this is the video I need love the help someone out at the end of the video your right about that we need more positive attitudes out here I'm rambling thanks for the intel
Bro thanks for taking your time for teaching your knowledge helps out a lot
Love the CFH Pantera analogy 🤘
Keep on keeping on! I've had success with all your videos! Thanks alot.
i consider you as the MASTER OF TIG, excellent
Thanks my boss
You teach wonderfully
I really appreciate your teaching
Thanks Dusty for the info!
Thanks man✌🏻 I wish I saw your channel earlier this week gonna be craving for monday now 😄finishing first stainless project can’t wait to try your tricks 👩🏻🏭thanks times a million for your sharings 👌🏻
Ha ha you said 'gas holes' LOL love you man, you are soooo amazing. Thanks for your videos, love love love them! Learning alot!!!
Great tutorial...I noticed one thing that might be contributing to coloration at the beginning of each weld. When you go to post flow, you're pulling the filler rod out of the gas flow stream and resting on the side of the cup. I know you've got to disconnect from the puddle, but need to keep the end of the tig rod in the gas flow to cool off too.
Yooohh Dusty! Omg dude, you're a godsend! Soo stoked to have come across you..been having soo many issues with heat control..Been melt'n stuff for years..always been able to lay a good bead, and always been happy with the structural quality of my welds, and customers always happy, but the look has always been an issue to me..its always eaten me up..stainless, mild steel and ally! ..you made me stop, think and reassess..now I'm actually enjoying my welding for the first time..im handing work to my clients with a proud thrust!!..youre a star dude! Thanks!
This video was excellent! As a millwright apprentice there’s lots of welding and cutting to be done and is instructed in school, but not tig, I’ve been starting to play around with tig at our college and it is a blast, lots to learn still, can’t wait to get a setup
I've wanted to learn tig welding for years and just got my first tig welder after watching some of your videos. You helped me make the investment. I've watched lots of videos from different welding channels and spent a few hours running practice beads over this last week. I was excited when I saw you made this video and it helped me a lot. I really like your teaching style and you explain things well. I'll be watching for more videos. Keep it up and thank you!
Wow thank you! That really means a lot, I’m super happy to hear you decided to get into it! And I’m happy to hear you got some value from my vids. I really have a lot of fun making them and am excited to make more as well:) Please hit me up and let me know how you are making out with running some welds!
Great channel, learning a lot.
40 minutes of awesomeness! So much information in one place. Right on dude.
Thanks brother! Glad you enjoyed
Great informational video again. So in depth. Great job bud.
Dude thank you🙏 Glad you enjoyed. Hope you’re well out there💪
3rd video of yours ive watched,havnt even started yet, but learning alot
Thanks for another great video. 👍👍👍
Nice explanation. Thank you
Excellent video. Thank you!
Thank you. Im learning something useful
Dusty, I love your videos and am sharing them with a welding friend. I've been breaking in a new tig welder but struggling to get shiny beads on SS, especially thin stuff. Going to follow your advice in this video. Appreciate you. Thanks and keep it coming.
NICE! This vid will help you take a step back and figure out some basic setups, then when you move back to where you were trying to work before, you know you’re setup is gonna be cleaner and you’ll have a better shot at progress:) Let me know how it goes!
And thank you so much for sharing the vids!
Cheers
Thankyou much for the in depth tutorial. I am a beginner so it's nice to see some of the smaller strps other videos skip.
Absolutely my friend. Happy to help. I appreciate the heck outta you watching! Cheers 🍻
nice video..
well explain..
I learned a lot..
thanks
Super clear and informative video. Thanks!
Awesome happy to help!
Thanks for the content, can't wait to fire up the torch. A lot of details that are lacking on other channels
Great video, like the idea of running without filler, thanks
el mejor canal !!! GRACIAS BUEN DUSTY!!!!!!
This is so cool 😎! Thank you for the videos!
Well done video. Thank you 🙏
Just starting, thanks
thanks for the ton of words about setting the machine and torch.
I work with a jasic aircooled 200 amp ac/dc with a TBI torch ......
just starting to learn
Love your channel dude, great explanations :)
I haven't got a tig yet but am hoping to very soon 🙏
Your tips are invaluable so thankyou 👍🙂
Appreciate you bud. You helped me out a lot.
Excellent content. Much appreciate the presentation. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed! Thank you for checking out my videos!
Thanks man! That was a great refresher course 👍😊👍.
Absolutely my friend! This was a fun one for me too! Always good to drill down on the basics!
Excellent video. Really been enjoying your stuff lol I’ve def been setting up my torch incorrectly until I saw this
We do full butcher shop and bakery fit outs from benches to display cabinets. A perfect (undistorted and seamlessly polished) 700mm deck weld "butt joint" on a 1.2mm stainless steel bench is held in very very high regard.
realy usefull info for me.... i can weld a bit but now i know what i realy need to do...thanks alot and greetings from Holland
I'm currently in the process of welding SS and so far things aren't going good but your way of explaining the whole process gave me the confidence AND patience I need to master this process. Out of the most videos I've seen, I actually was able to take in all of the information provided by your videos.
Awsome video man !!! thanks keep them going
Yeah, for sure man, thanks for the detail! You’re an excellent welder, also. Awesome looking beads.
Thanks so much 🙏🙏
I will use all this amazing knowledge received to make some chairs here in Brazil, thanks man.
Chair knowledge! I love it! Let me know how it goes!🙏🔥
Great tutorial, thank you. I was having issues with stainless exhaust system on my sons Tacoma, very grey/dis colored welds. I will try some of your techniques, thanks again. Now following on ig.
good info..nice work.
Great video bro
This is REALLY nice!! Thank you!
Absolutely! Cheers 🤙
Hi mate, thanks for sharing, learning a lot !!!
Jody @ welding tips and tricks awesomeness , love ❤️ your Art work ! Appreciate you thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Great video one of those ones you watch at midnight and next thing you know your out in the garage practicing till the sun comes up
Ahaha this is amazing. I absolutely do this so often. I am working on a tig art piece and last weekend I did the same thing😂 I told my wife I was just gonna go weld and listen to music for a half hour and then next thing I knew was sneaking back in the bed at 4am😂 Glad you enjoyed tho!
Thanks, good content!
Man these are awesome video's, thank you
Nice work
I’m really loving your channel. I’m an average Tig welder and going back to basics is exactly what I need to get better
Great video! I've seen a number of other welding videos and none of them taught me it was Autogenous without filler rod. Also, didn't realize it was 40 minutes until I read another comment. Seemed like 15 minutes because I was into it.
Ha nice! I felt bad clocking in so long... maybe could have stood to do two parts... ah well. So much info to get into and you know me so far.... I talk wayyyyyy too much 😂😂
Hope you are well!
wild...... re-watching this vid vs. today's vids . definitely a different vibe. but hey...... tig ON!