BECOME A BETTER TIG WELDER, FASTER
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- Опубликовано: 18 фев 2023
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Good lesson
Jesse...Marvelous......always great to see your videos, Paul in Orlando, FL
good stuff thanks Jesse
Awesome lesson. Thanks for providing these lessons and techniques, which is one of the main reasons I just bought a 325EXT.
Awesome tip! Where were you when I was in college welding class 1976?
About 10 years before I entered the womb!
That’s a great idea Jesse! That never crossed my mind. I will definitely do this drill. Your my rock star for tig for sure🤘🤘🤘
A little off this training subject but has everything to do with tig welding. I need to weld stainless exhaust to a steel exhaust flange, should it be back purged? What filler?
Great sharing👍👍
Looking forward to getting my Typhoon 230. This will be my first Tig machine. Hoping they come in sooner than later. Figure never too old(45) to learn a new skill. I will be trying this exercise out when it gets here. Looking forward to more in depth videos on the typhoon thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us.
The typhoon is going to be one seriously incredible machine, I’m very proud to have been involved heavily in its design and programming!
Thanks for sharing Jesse! Showing the two extremes really will help me when I get frustrated!
Great video, answering a bunch of questions for me. Thanks bro
Great tips! Thank you!
REALLY valuable shots and instruction for hot vs cold... Genius. Thank you.
EXCELENTE VIDEO¡¡... SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO¡¡
Thank you sir! I know what I'm going to work on tomorrow!
Good one! 👍 I like this type of vid much better than the live ones. Great practice!
Thanks Jesse. I'm teaching a Nieghbor to weld. I will use this learning technique for sure. Really helps to teach how to control your heat. Thanks for this video.
Thanks for the video!
Nada más faltó amigo Jesse, mostrar la configuración de la máquina, gas, flujo etc. Saludos
Great plan. What I like to do is drill a bunch of 1/2" holes in 20ga and have them fill them once they can run a bead.
Good Video
Very good video. You hit on a lot problems that I've been having and now I know why 😎.
Nice work
Good lesson. Thank you. I noticed your tungsten tip kept it's shape. I have a 210ext and my tungsten tip always looks look a flower, meaning small balls form around the tip. This is my first AC welder so I have nothing else to compare it too. I can get a decent weld, but my tip looks different than every video I've watched. I've tried blue, chartreuse, and purple tungsten 3/32 to 1/8. I grind parallel to the tip with a dedicated diamond wheels and have tried multiple wheels. I've tried gas lens and standard collet bodies, 5 to 8 cups. I've verified the gas flow CFH at the torch with a flowmeter is 2x the cup size + 2, so if I'm running a 5 cup, I'm running 12 CFH. I've tried 20 to 40 for the balance. I've varied the frequency from 60 to 120. Nothing I try seems to matter. The tip is always misshapen which I believe is affecting arc stability and possibly contaminating the weld with tungsten. Any words of wisdom you can offer to help me solve this problem are much appreciated.
Check your machine to see what 20-40% for the balance means. Some manufacturers mean 20-40% electrode positive, and some mean 20-40% electrode negative. Electrode positive is the cleaning side of the alternating current, and is the side that puts a ton of heat into your tungsten. Make sure that you're running somewhere 20-40% electrode positive, and not 20-40% electrode negative which will cook your tungsten.
@@ischmitty Thanks. It's an Everlast 210 ext so it's positive.
Could be several factors playing against you. I’d start with preflow and post flow. .6 seconds preflow, and at least 8 seconds post
Flow to keep the tungsten shielded while it’s still hot. I typically run 35% balance all the time and hardly ever change it… just a good all around setting. Running a higher frequency can help by reducing heat input into the tungsten as well
Witaj chciałbym kupić Everlast typhoon 230 ale nie znalazłem żadnego przedstawicielstwa w Polsce
All the time he says very nice, very nice but i cant see anywhere that be very nice 😂😂😂
How do cut pieces for practicing?