PuLsEd TiG WeLdiNg
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ต.ค. 2018
- Feel like talking about Pulsed TIG welding?
And by talking I mean listening.
Whether it's with an amp controller or built-in, use it to fine-tune heat input, weld out of position, or simply as an aid to learning.
Note well:
1. some rambling goes on here
2. flashing, occasionally, but not a lot
3. I'm not a real weldor
4. More ABOM welding @ / abom79 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
I have been waiting for this my whole life
I knew I would find you here
Every video, Martin? Really? Should we be worried? :P
A Stainless Steel Marble Machine would be amazing..
@@andrewwong2000 , don't
:D give him ideas, he has a world tour to do;)
YOU
You need any parts made for your CNC? ♪ If you got the model, honey, I got the spindle ♫
well hot dang, you temptress you!
Both you guys are awesome. My weird adopted uncle and the neighbor I wish I had lol
Hehe. AvE goes spamming. Desperate time in Canuckistan. You be careful with our Hass now uncle.
@@danl.4743 Pain in the Hass
@@ThisOldTony & AvE love both your channels, ass kissing over with :-) I'm in need of some help/advise I'm over in Ireland and have found metal work and welding as a hobby a great stress relief( when it goes to plan) I started welding with a ac stick and got a cheep inverter dc stick and of course tig caught my attention, bought a scratch start set up, thing is ive a wp 17 tourch 1.6 (1/16) red tungsten 6 cup, can only strick an arc if tourch is in the positive plug other wise it burns away my tip maybe half inch at a time. My welder is 80 to 200 amp Ac Brooklyn (Chinese made) rip off of Jefferson brand by the look colour (color in imperial) :-) and shape can the flow or polarity be checked with a multimeter I've a mastech my64(??) Forgive my ignorance I'm coming to all this late in life and wasted yrs getting experienced in work that no longer exists, progress whaa! Anyway any help would be greatly appreciated
Haha, Adam is such a good sport.
I enjoy his little cameos
Agreed!!! He is so stoic and serious in his videos, so fun to see him let his.. hair down.. :)
"Who da hell let you in here again?!"
hahahahaha
Yeah- that was awesome!
I think it was Clickspring's time machine that acted up and sent him to the wrong place again.
ROFL'd on that
Don't be a butt plug sukka!
Adam brings class to this channel.
High frequency pulsing like 200Hz gives acoustic response to the arc length/angle. This actually helped me in not drifting into steeper and steeper angles as the weld progresses.
Husky voice just means its time for ToT After Dark.
Here's a blast from the past: Many years ago I owned a stick welding grip meant for use with a standard 12 volt car battery. Obviously it had no control over current output other than the voltage drop as you used it more. But to help in maintaining a near constant (pulsed) arc, it had a tiny solenoid in the head that would pull the welding rod back a fraction of an inch every time an arc was struck, and then let it go forwards again when the arc was lost. On car body panels it was surprisingly effective - as long as you kept the battery voltage constant. I wish I knew what happened to it even though I now own stick, mig, tig, oxy/ace and propane welding equipment. (What can I say? I'm a tool hoarder!)
This Old Tony is my absolute favorite TH-cam channel! This guy (with a little help from a couple other awesome TH-camrs) has inspired me to start my own channel! Thanks This Old Tony!
@Vividh Mariya Don't know if I'm missing something here, or if you can edit comments, but their capitalization looks correct to me?
A snaeky way to SPAM. Yes snaeky = sneaky snake. LOL
This Old Tony IS my favorite channel. I only laugh while watching his videos, I've otherwise given it up. If only he would let me ride on his coat tail...
Check out "bad obsession motorsport"
Vividh Mariya, wow, that’s like I can see Homer Simpson talking!
I love your videos and when you have guest appearances its gets all the better. My favorite is the Mr. Pete coming out of the cupboard yelling "Did you check the blueprint".
I just started TIG welding, really battled with thin (1.6mm) aluminium square tubing corner welds...until I tried pulse. Magic for a newbie like me.
I'm curious, how are you doing now? I mean, you must have improved a lot 😉✌️
I started saying "tony just posted a new video!!!" In a high pitched voice and ran onto the shitter for some quality time, just me and this old tony. No wonder they think i'm mad.
Offended Adam is the best supporting character I have ever seen
Loving Adam's cameos - especially as Adam revealed recently that ToT and Abom haven't even met... You guys make great content! Thanks. Now if only I could afford to buy a good TiG (with pulse - or a foot controller) and a stack of gas :(
It's somehow funnier because Adam seems like such a lovely guy, and acts ornery in ToT cameos.
Adam always cracks me up with his cameos. Loved the Keith Rucker cameo the other week too.
Adam seems like the nicest dude ever!
@@markokrsmanovic1080 for around 700$ nowadays you get a TIG welder with all the features AC DC pulser pedal CK world-wide flex torch pre and post flow... Look up Primeweld TIG 225A
Aus User, look for the PrimeWeld 225 TIG welder on Amazon. $775. Passed the tests by 6061.com. I just got one myself.
i used to run pulse with a shallow angle of attack combined with laywire on thin wall stainless pipe, It gets me full penetration without undercutting the material or getting a concave weld bead and minimal overheating. my settings and a full purge usually gives me a full penetration weld that is close to flat on the inside of the pipe. for 2.0mm wall stainless: 1.0 or 1.6mm filler, 50-65 amps, 25-40% ontime with 2-3 pulses per second, shallow angle of attack to your weld puddle gets a bit of an teardrop shape. fine tune settings for your machine and your weld speed.
Are we supposed to dip the tungsten on the high pulse or the low?
@zomgthisisawesomelol I'm no professional welder...but I dip my tungsten in the puddle as often as possible! ;-)
@zomgthisisawesomelol I default to as often as possible, really keeps the mystery out if the situation.
well not into your beer, so my boss tells me
I’ve found dipping less often when I only have a few sharp ones left works for me....
I just wish I had a puddle to dip.
And a sharpened tungsten for that matter.
Nothing makes me happier than knowing that This Old Tony has a pulse. There were some dark times last year when he did not have a pulse, but he miraculously recovered and now has an entirely different pulse.
I don't have a pulse, so I guess that means that next week I will be voting; trust me, there are thousands of us without a pulse who do so.
Thanks for the lessons and videos.
Sat down with dinner, opened TH-cam, says "This Old Tony uploaded a video 2 Minutes ago" - perfect evening!
You've just become this discerning TH-cam viewer's new favorite channel!
My only regret is that I -have bonitis- didn't find it sooner!
Why do I have 0 problem seeing Adam having to toss that aggravating neighbor boy Tony out of his shop 4-5 times a week when he get in and starts fiddling with the settings on his shaper.
Hi Tony. Usually when I weld something upside down the blood ends up rushing to my head, not to mention how hard it can be to balance on your head. I recommend you weld with your feet on the ground. Cheers 👍🏼
Pretty sure if you’re going to weld some Cherry to Mahogany, you’ll need to use stick.
Now, that's a real welder.
I have seen it done with MIG but he used a special polymer wire and the gas smelled like something you blame the dog for.
Using Woodex rods
No replies stand up to the main comment...I wood not even try.
Adom at 11:00 so funny. Can you imagine the collaboration between these 2 comics? The scripts sent thru the email. The rehearsals. The multiple tapes. Action! Cut! All for just one funny yelling. Golden.
this video just made my day!!! I watched Adam's insert 10 times... this was the best video in 2weeks on youtube. This Old tony never fail.
That tip about trying pulsed TIG to get the motion down was a hugeee help 😊
Thanks Tony. This has been very inspiring. Created a new playlist for this, looking forward to getting my new welder at the end of this year.
Tony, your the best. You're videos are awesome. And man, Adams timing, pure gold.
Great viewing Tony. The more you explain about the various settings, the more i understand my machine. Cheers for sharing. :)
Keep up the great videos Tony, been a machinist/ welder for the family business and don't always know the specific science behind all that you talk about but I love listening to your funny presentation. Keep it up, and thanks for your information
Can't believe your timing, in the shed a little each day to practice TIG, got a bit stuck,
along comes Tony to help. Thanks, just what I needed.
Adam for the win and his "refrigerator"
Adam is awesome.
"Who's got time for that?!" :-D
This channel is absolute gold ! Thank you Tony !
Very entertaining and informative Tony. I appreciate what you're doing here on TH-cam.
Old Tony, thanks for your help man. I started a month ago as a tool seter apprentice and as you can imagine i'm just given assignments. So I had to learn to tig by myself, among other things. Thanks to your videos I just finished my first welding project. When first started, had to sharpen the tungsten every 15 seconds. But less than 2 hours later my welds actually look ok. Nothing to write to your mother about, but they are strong. Many other things I've learned from you as well. And for that thank you.
I'll probably never own a welder or even do any welding, but I love your videos. You are able to teach so much in an engaging wag. Thanks for the great content! I'm going to go dream about owning a welder someday.
Good stuff. Looking forward to seeing what those steppers morph into.
I enjoy seeing the camaraderie of the really good TH-camr's and the community they helped to create!
Your timing and delivery is wonderful!
The suggestion that I'm a robot masquerading as one of your viewers is categorically 0.
Or 1???
I've been called a "Russian Bot" plenty of times. Does that count?
@@Mishn0 Only if you're overclocked.
Jim's videos ok
@@manofausagain You C, to Bash a stranger like that is considered bad form ;)
(Bash, and I think Unix shells in general, are one of the few programming environments where 0 = true, as opposed to e.g. C)
Thank you for all your videos!!! Helps so much!
This older videos reminds me we watched Tony grow up and grow way better at both welding machining and most definitely writing scripts and making videos. I applaud your courage sir!
This channel relaxes me more than any other.
“Who the hell let you in again?!”
Thank You Tony my notifications are much better!!
I do not weld. Nor do I own a welder of any kind. But I would like to get a welder as I have things I could weld. Needless to say, nicely done video.
That cat scream. Happy Halloween.
Hey TOT, I have always been envious of your Tig welder. My old transformer machine blow up ( 60 year old Hobart ) so I hopped on Craigslist and scored the same outfit that you have. Turns out the guy was a fellow TOT fan. He's upping his game due to some supper heavy welding that he is into now.
I'm loving the HTP 221. Thanks for steering us in the right direction.
I love the cameos! Keep 'em rolling!
Every time Adam shows up in a video it puts a smile on my face.
Great video, I use pulse on 16 gauge stainless for restaurant work, I set the on time and back round amps all the way down set the peak to around 190 amps, really limits color change and keeps the welds consistent.
What frequency did you use?
Thanks for addressing our question about your voice - hope you get all the way better soon!
Pulse TIG works really well with sanitary tubular fitting welds. I have used it several times to make stills and oil-tanks and have been able to get gas-tight welds without sugaring and no corrosion. For working on "Tuna-Towers" on boats or a the top of a distillation tower. It is a must have as I haven't figured out how to run a peddle while hanging on the rigging.
Always interesting and enjoyable. Thanks.
Thanks for helping out Abom!
I have virtually zero hours of welding of any sort, zero chace of getting a Tig/Mig welder - and I watch all your videos. Nice work (welding, expaining and vid editing). Love your channel!
you never know when you might get stuck on a desert island with only a welder. you can thank me later. ;)
Those Abom cameos are just so funny every time
been watching your work for a while, and enjoying the aluminium topics, this will help me ....when I get the nerve 😁
nothing like the loud pop and sizzle when it drops in your ear to test your reaction time....goes hand in hand with the Olympic event of speed lacing and shoe toss...not to be confused with what happens after your grinder watches too many When Tools Attack vids.Nice vid as always!
Always fun to watch mate...and sold advice 😎
Your vids are always interesting... this one really caught my attention though. Thanks and good job!
Sweet dad shoes.
I weld a lot of stainless at work and we use pulse on everything we weld. We do almost exclusively stainless and it's parts that are really sensitive to heat. I've noticed the pulse also seems to help build a higher bead. It doesn't want to melt in as much so it humps up more.
Adam's looking so good!!!
very cool video and very cool explaining the step by step process in a funny and good way to explain.
Why aren't there more channels like this? Lots of info, no breaks, to the point. Subscribed 🤘
Someday, I'm going to try TIG and I'll have to come back and watch all your videos again. No complaints.
loved abom's little clips omg x'D
Hey Tony you forgot about the importance of placement of your tongue while welding. It always helps if you place it on the opposite side of your dominant hand.
I'm from Vegas too and a Tig welder , cheers mate love the vids
Yes good tips here. Pulse good to learn TIG timing and very usefull for over head welding. Thanks a lot. mike
Thanks for the info Tony! 👍👊
all good foot practise for your heavy metal drumming career
@@Runoratsu gotta weld to some blast *beads*
Thank you for your videos tony! i will try out my footpedal soon wich has been sitting in the box for like a year
New subscriber.. old guy. Love your videos, Tony. Great sense of humor and excellent tutorials. I am thinking of buying a TIG machine as my MIG sucks for welding aluminum.
Thanks again. Now i know a bit about pulse welding and where to use it.
I have a wood shop and no metal working tools or needs... but find your videos extremely interesting and entertaining.
I enjoy all your videos. The problem as usual, I want more.
One of my first welding experiences was using an Arc welder to repair some sieves for our combine. It was fall and rainy so we had to do it inside, my father and I learned after a few days of high temperatures and incredibly achy bodies that welding galvanized metal with poor ventilation is a really bad idea. Long story short, thank you for your content.
This is a great way to enjoy Halloween, watching a new video on this channel :) I have learned so much on this channel, thank you for that :) Also, thank you for the great laughs :D
You’re in LV? Awesome! Me too! I’m up in the NW side.. first time poster, long time time watcher here.. cool to hear one of my favorite channels is in my backyard!
Well, thanks for the smiles again. Really enjoy your videos thanks for the welding class too. Carry on........... :O)
That was THE BEST Abom79 cameo yet!!
Love the Abom cameos!
I have been meaning to comment that these new arc shot intros remind me of weldingtipsandtricks, not sure if it is intentional.
As always, thank you for the videos. Besides the entertainment from your personality and the way you show things up, you take things more in deep than most people do and for some of us with lot of questions, this is what we were looking for in one video.
thanks Elder! similarity to WT&T is coincidental!
Nice as always!
Thank you Kanye, very cool
Love you, buddy. Hope you're well.
Thanks, Tony will have to give this a shot.
And here I thought pulsed tig was just pulling out the socket and then plugging it back in 30times a minute.
I love the Abom79 add ins...
Gotta love that pulse setting because god knows how lazy I really am when I start just laying the wire.
Love to see a great weld in crap materials. Well done bud ! I do like to drive my weld myself. Just more comfy running the show myself !
LOVE the cameo appearances.
I’m loving the battle between you and the fab forums lol
Nice to see a bit more of you. We've now seen both hands, and a shoe. I bet I could recognise if I bumped into on the street.
Tig welding was developed during the later stages of WWII when they started making aircraft out of aluminium. It was quickly realised that pulsing the arc with a high frequency current made it easier to break through the aluminium oxide which needs considerably higher temperature to break down than what is required to actually melt the aluminium.
On this side of the pond, airframes were made of aluminum. (The material properties are nearly identical, so all the maths are the same.) ;-)
@@wlan246 are the old aluminium / aluminum debate... There's a topic you haven't covered this old Tony
You're spoiling us with so many videos
I'd love to see a TIG welder that uses an old school music synthesizer as the control board, with a circuit that amplifies the signal.
You select a waveform, turn some knobs to modulate the waveform a bit, then hit a key to select frequency. A volume slider determines amperage. Then add in extra effect modules for stuff like pulse welding :)
Thanks for sharing your knowledge
awesome avatar J3n!
Tony and Abom makes me the welder I ain't, yet.