Down & Dirty Tips for TIG Welding 16ga Stainless Steel Lap Joints
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
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Thank you for everything you do Jody. You have helped me so much. Don’t think I could’ve done it without you.
Congratulations on selling out your first run of 2017 videos.I’m sure it’s a hassle too, but it’s the best sort of compliment!Keep doing what you do.
I just bought your DVD set, Jodie! Thanks for making them. Without it, I'd be lost. The university where I work paid for them.
I justified the expense as "professional development" lol... but I've learned so much and they've seen the results firsthand.
I've been a research machinist for the last 20 years and it's only now I'm learning to weld with TIG and MIG. It brought out the fabrication in me and now I can't wait to do more welding for my pet projects.
Just ordered my set of dvds. Super excited I just started following and love what I see. I just graduated from a welding program and super eager to learn more.
i have learnt everything i know about tig welding from you Jody, many thanks, from australia. you are the man!
I put a TV in my garage to watch your new DVD videos!!!! Thanks for videos......That silicon-bronze is great stuff ............ GBYAY
Thanks Jody for the quick tip on the size of cup vs the number system. I was alway wondering.
Got my dvd set the other day. Should be here Friday! Cant wait.
I have a habit of using stainless steel mig wire on stainless less work, it’s nice. If you watch your travel angle it won’t burn up unless you get to around 150 amps
Definitely you have the best arc shots so thank you 🙏
thanks for the update on the dvd set and always great video
Jody, you're awesome bud, love your videos keep up the great tutorials. I've come along way because of you thanks!
I learn something new every time I tune in
Another great instructional video. Hope you do another similar video with filet T-joints.
the DVD set is great , thanks
Another outstanding advice from Jody just excellent job well done best teacher of welding period 💯💪🇺🇸❤️👍🙏
Thanks for the great video👊 i got a bunch of stainless coupons 1/16” that I sheared a couple months ago before I moved to Fl. Think I might practice some stainless when I get a chance today.
Great video! You could take the screwdriver hold down tool a step further and build up the edge of a masonry chisel with silicon bronze also.
Hola amigo te admiro tus vídeos de soldadura son muy buenos saludos
Thanks for the videos.
Great videos!! I’d even say the best on RUclips as far as welding goes!! Always positive no negative like some channels always addressing the comment section and the trolls!keep up the great content!!!
Good point no bull just the work and technique of a pro.
Ive been lookin all over for a while for one of those copper spoons cause i work with stainless sheetmetal daily. I can never find one! I need to make my own if i can get my hands on a decent piece of copper sheetmetal.
I was waiting for this vid, thanks :D
Hey Jody, maybe you could offer a digital only form of the content of your DVD, such that you can never run out of inventory. Sorry no, I"m not the guy to set that up. Thanks for putting out so much good info. Have TIG finger, but no machine yet. Time is coming.
Thanks Jody !!!
Nice post as always --thanks
Thank you Sir
Hey Jody big fan of yours and have actually bought a couple of tig fingers from you as well. I was wondering if you had a video of you running 309 wire on a carbon pipe coupon (tig). Or is that something that is on your DVD? I watch a lot of your videos and have learned a great deal just by watching, listening and having you share your knowledge. Thanks so much bud.
Another great video!! I think I'll put a tv in the shop so I can keep it on a loop of WTT!!!
JD Brewer yes do that. Then I’ll come over and watch your videos too while we have a beer
Have you done stainless mig?
Excelente video lastima que no lo puedo traducir al español
Cheers Jody
Is the tig DVD bundle sold out still
Jody, you might also want to make the point that the DVDs don't suffer from RUclips compression and you get everything that you can get out of a DVD.
he mentioned that in an older video, and even took a video of the video (haha) to try and show the quality difference...regardless this comment and like is to help your comment to get to the top to help Jody help everyone!
Very true.
Jody - have you ever tried very thin SS (24ga)? Here in the northeast we have maple syrup evaporators made out of 24ga, the thinner stuff gives better heat transfer during boiling (Google Leader Evaporator for examples). I think they use heat sink blocks extensively during welding. Great videos - thanks.
Dave Morse chill blocks are definitely the way to go for really thin stainless
Obviously a rookie question. Can you TIG weld outside if you block the wimd like you can for MIG welding with shielding gas outside?
How much amps did you use on this?
Me gusta..i like it👊👊👍👍
First of all!
Thanks for all the GREAT welding info!
and now to my "problem?"
I work on cars, and the steel is 0,8mm thick, and I have been using a mig untill now, but I am not a fan of all the cleanup after, the splatter and that when you buttweld it usually leaves to much weld there. so I bought a tig! (kemppi minarc evo 200 tig MLP) and though I would give it a go!
But I am struggeling with finding a video with some tips for welding material that thin, is that something you have in one of your dvd`s or maybe that is something you can tackle in a future video?
again thanks for all the help!
Aslak (in norway with the rusty fords)
Go to weldingtipsandtricks.com and search his archive... I remember watching Jody do a video on low amp pulsed dc on thin sheet metal, though maybe not 24 gauge?
Aslak Zissou
I would personally still go mig, much more material transfer, less chance of burn through and much better to weld with er70s6 for the kinda dirty steel environment that there is. Also you never weld full runs like you would do in tig because of warping that thin of material. Much easier to spot/stitch weld it.
In the context of Harbor Freight, "what can go wrong" is a very interesting question.
Yep.
What's that fuzz on your electrode in the one clip? As usual very nicely done, Jody.
Bill Maguire any bit of moisture in the argon makes whiskers
But you have a tube with desiccant in your line, right?
Hey Jody, is it possible to Walk the cup on aluminium ?
breinbjerg22 yes it is possible but usually not very practical. Especially when the ceramic cup makes scratches on polished or machined surface
thank you
does the welding bead look the same as on stainless, the
patterned
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In my dreams, I'm the Jody´s padawan...
Could you use scratch start on stainless
YES
Vince Patania yes but it’s not as good as far as keeping things shiny. When you snap out it leaves a grey area
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