Pulse TIG Settings

[@MrGordo221]

You're the best teacher on RUclips. Love you jodi

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

thanks

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing this with us Jody, hoping your shop gets lots of customers and does well. Fred.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

@@olddawgdreaming5715 thank you very much

[@The-truth-is-valuable.]

Thank you for sharing. I have learned sheds full from you over the years.

[@Bodydrop6969]

Man, that silicon bronze looks so cool! I may have to buy some from you to accent some stuff I am welding. Thanks again for the awesome video and tips, you’re the reason I started and keep practicing Tig welding and it’s been really worth it!😊

[@JonesMetalCraft]

Great info Jody, as usual. Thanks for sharing and helping us out.

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks Jody

[@patricksalmon3494]

Merci Jordi.

[@venture17fly]

Can you do a video on backfeeding, I can almost do it with aluminum but not quite.

[@AndreasR1]

Thank you.

[@ABCDEFG27710]

Any recommendations for an affordable benchtop positioner at the hobbyist level?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

I dont know of any but sometimes eBay has used ones .

[@aaliyahbartley7797]

Nice

[@AZChuck]

Sure wish you had ALL the settings in these examples. Otherwise, nice range of uses.

[@lundysden6781]

can you give a good rec. for a small 200 amp or so mig machine? thanks

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

I really like this primeweld mig 180 unit weldmongerstore.com/products/primeweld-mig180-180-amp-mig-welder-with-spool-gun

[@Rprecision]

Is the rule of 33 still a good place to start?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

for high speed pulse, I think the rule of 33 is a good place to start for welding on an edge as well as for gaps. From there, you can increase the pulse rate as you like.

[@AndreasR1]

The 1st pass looks like brazing,. You don't seem to melt the base material