MIG Welding for DIYers: The 5 Things You Need First
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- In this video, Jeff Bonner (aka @-DIYPRO-) shares the essentials to kickstart your journey in MIG welding. Join me in Jeff's well-equipped garage as we explore the five critical components you need for MIG welding. By the end of this video, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of setting up for MIG welding, making your DIY projects more efficient and effective. Be sure to check out Jeff's channel if you want to dive deeper into welding!
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00:00 - Introduction to MIG Welding
00:17 - Selecting the Correct Wire
01:15 - Basics of Gas Shielding
01:54 - Selecting Proper Rollers
02:48 - Machine Polarity Settings for MIG vs Flux Core
05:08 - Choosing the Right Gas
07:02 - Setting Up the Welder and Adjusting Settings
07:46 - Practical Welding: Initial Attempts and Adjustments
15:13 - Next Steps 
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It was fun welding with you! Great video!
Likewise, my friend! I really appreciate you teaching me.
Excellent video. I did exactly the same thing you did = bought a Yes welder pre sale and got the same welder you got. I also have never welded before, but I bought a farm so figured I'd need to learn how to weld as I'm sure I'll be fixing things on the farm as we build it up. It was very interesting (and I need to check mine) to learn about the different type of wheels, and the switching from positive to negative if your using flux vs. solid core. I've only used flux core (need to purchase a bottle of gas and a regulator) so I better check to see if mine is set up with the correct wheel and polarity. I've only welded a couple of things so far, and your welds look WAY better than mine. Thanks for showing how the difference in voltage affected the welds. I didn't understand that aspect of welding at all, like I said I've never welded before so ... Love your channel and love doing DIY stuff = never be afraid of trying to learn a new skill.
Sounds like you're in a similar boat to me and we both have lots to learn! Congrats on the farm and hopefully the welding comes in handy!
1) A good weld should sound like frying bacon. 2) Some of the new machines have automatic polarity switching, which is really nice. You tell it if you're using TIG, MIG, SMAW, flux core, whatever, and it just does it. 3) While the gas flow rate for MIG isn't super touchy, note that some of the floating ball regulators specify that the ball should be centered on the desired flow rate graduation, while others specify the top or bottom of the ball should touch it. If the gauge doesn't specify it, use the center of the ball and the worst that'll happen is you'll be about +5 or -5 CFM off what you want. 4) Some gas nozzles screw on and off, while others (like the Vulcan Omnipro) just pull off and push on. 5) Keep the nozzle clean. One of the 7 to 8 functions the welpers (welding pliers) have is using the tips to basically ream the nozzle out.
Such great info in this comment! Thank you, JC!
Nice video. Well done !
Got ur channel from Mechmaster. Great tips. Especially w the polarity. That can get confusing at least for wen I started. Stay safe out there. See u on the next.
Thanks for coming by and watching!
Excellent video Team
Thanks, brother!
Nice
I confused i have a wire feed welder small one doesnt use gas thought it was a mig welder so do they make mig that doesnt use gas
It might be Flux Core. MIG uses gas as a shield so if it can’t take gas, it’s not MIG.
If the day or time ever comes when welding does not involve sparking or gas, I might be interested. I just feel I'm gonna start a fire!
Haha - fair enough. It is a messy business to be sure.