TIG Welding Aluminum Overhead Tips and Tricks

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  • Опубликовано: 12 дек 2024

Комментарии • 16

  • @billy.b652
    @billy.b652 Год назад +5

    As a retired multi coded welder from North Sea in Scotland, my worse nightmare was purging stainless steel on pipe work, sometimes 1 inch in diameter. 3 repairs, and oil companies sent you off for a retest. Some welders wouldn’t fire up, until scaffolders had harped them in, with no wind what so ever, as wind would blow argon away from inside pipe. We would light a match, and if if flickered , then it wasn’t wise to start welding your butt. Only trade to get tested for oil rigs, that’s why we were gods out there. Especially a Babcock n Wilcox welder, who were the cream of welders.🥳🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍

  • @Alex-jr7sg
    @Alex-jr7sg Год назад +3

    I would be great if somebody could explain how the "SPOT" works on EXT machines. Thank you for the videos.

    • @InchFab
      @InchFab Год назад

      Oh that's an easy one.
      1. Think about the way you would want the function to work.
      2. Assume it's the opposite of that.
      3. So sorry.

  • @jeffiesmachiningtipsandtri292
    @jeffiesmachiningtipsandtri292 4 месяца назад

    Thanks Jesse, you’re the reason I’m about to buy the typhoon 330 😂

  • @James.Richter
    @James.Richter Год назад +1

    Thanks for the content Jesse 👍

  • @StingrayBay
    @StingrayBay 10 месяцев назад +1

    Awesome video thanks Jesse. So that was two nice shiny plates close together upside down, which I can do but what about a corrosion hole in 1/4 inch aluminium plate ground out to say 1/4 inch and clean. How do you fill that? I always seem to end up with a nice pad on the outside(underside) with minimal penetration and filling of the hole. It usually looks terrible from the top side, do you have any secrets to get to the top of the hole?

  • @KWSTASKOUTS_KFAB
    @KWSTASKOUTS_KFAB Год назад +3

    Nice videos 👍

  • @ThinkFab
    @ThinkFab Год назад

    My 1/8" thoriated tungsten tends to fall apart pretty rapidly while welding 1/4-3/8" aluminum. Maybe it's my settings? What tungsten would you use to weld AC at 250-300 amps? I recently picked up some 5/32" purple tungsten and consumables, but It would be great to see a video about this since I'm not having much luck on RUclips. Looking forward to more of this welding school progress as well!

  • @rickfuerst
    @rickfuerst Год назад +1

    I find in my pontoon repair that I'm on my back most of the time

  • @hectorr814
    @hectorr814 Год назад

    EXCELENTE VIDEO¡¡... Y MUY ILUSTRATIVO¡¡...SALUDOS DESDE MEXICO¡¡

  • @ls2005019227
    @ls2005019227 Год назад +1

    Well done! Much easier than that ridiculous can trick......😂

  • @DevonEilers
    @DevonEilers 6 месяцев назад

    Should do aluminum irrigation pipe

  • @frostback8160
    @frostback8160 Год назад

    Just had the worst welders flash of my life using my 255 ext aluminum welding it went through my sweater and t shirt I don't wish it on anyone absolutely incredibly painful spent hours in cold shower. with painkillers.

  • @InchFab
    @InchFab Год назад

    Can someone please explain the pulse function when you go below 1.0hz on the pulse frequency?
    I can't figure out why it's doing what it's doing in that range.

  • @alfredocuomo1546
    @alfredocuomo1546 Год назад +1

    What I find funny is you always set your machine with a "1", never 170 amps but 171 amps. So what's the deal with always ending with a one in the amperage setting? A little OCD, Superstition or is there a method to your madness. lol I've been meaning to ask.

    • @jessemccollum937
      @jessemccollum937 Год назад

      It’s pure superstition on my part…. Balance on 0’s or 5’s, amps and freq on 1’s.
      I absolutely can’t explain it