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How to Weld Basic TIG:
Once again, Wyatt is joined by Eric The Car Guy to learn how to use his new Everlast PowerTIG 185 Micro. In the first episode with Eric, Basic TIG Welding Inverter Setup (Everlast PowerTIG 185, (www.weld.com/in...) you learned the basics of welding and of the machine. Now that you are familiar with the basics, Wyatt is going to demonstrate how to weld bead on plate and basic butt welds without filler material.
The Setup:
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The Welding:
This episode shows you how to weld as a beginner and get started into becoming a welder. For newbies, PRACTICE is the most important part. Wyatt demonstrates stringer passes and emphasizes that you should do hundreds of these (just to get comfortable manipulating the torch). Once he shows the basic technique of a stringer pass, you will be shown how to do a basic butt weld without the use of filler material. Again, you should do as many of these as possible on scrap materials before you move to actual welding projects.
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This video was great in that we get to see Eric's learning curve, rather than watching a professional lay down beautiful welds as if it were nothing. Thanks guys!
I argee
Dude asked all the right questions. Great vid.
You're not only are you a great welder,you're a great instructor.I've learned so much from your videos.Thank you.
Thank you very much Mr.TIG
Thanks from Argentina! Great videos
Asked alot of questions that I think all beginners have, how much pressure on your hand, directions, angles, good questions. Watching him try to start the arc was nice too, realistic learning curve.
Great vid guys! thank you
Great Vid MrTig, very helpful. I can’t understand why some Professors get upset when you ask questions. But this vid helps a lot. God Bless You Sir.
Great instruction! I wish the video editing guy could level the sound a little better.. The dialog at the end was nonexistent but the music comes on and it wakes the dead. :)
Strange how much they resemble.
This was VERY VERY helpful.
T H A N K - Y O U !!!
Which part of it ?
Visit the Forum (link in the description) and let us know what videos you would like to see in future episodes.
Thanks!
Wyatt wanted to explain that the voltage is increased by increasing the distance between pudle and torch.
Can anyone tell me what happens when the voltage increased?
Thanks for the video (first TIG video for me). I started stick welding when I was 15, then wire-feed, and MIG soon after. TIG looks so precise and controlled, will watch more videos.
I thought you had to cover your skin when welding because you can get burnt by the UV?
Yeah you can get sunburns from UV light also skincancer is a posibility I like to cover myself up fully while welding.
franko puffs you should
Sean, The distance from your tungsten to the part to be welded controls your arc voltage and there will certainly be a different sound. That is to say 1/16" arc distance(9-10 volts) or better is preferred and will give you a tighter arc profile. Thus making it easier to control the puddle. The further you pull away from the puddle 3/16"(11-13volts), the puddle will get wider and you will lose the fine control and penetration. Keep practicing because you are on the right track... Mister Tig
great answer.....
This was very helpful. Thanks to Eric for asking all the right questions! It's like he was reading my mind! Very helpful.
"can you see it OK?"-no, the camera is 6 feet away
Always a pleasure Brunneng1. Be sure to visit the forum (link in description) to continue to learn about welding!
how would you compare the eastwood TIG 200 - AHP 200x ?
Crap vs. Crap.
so adept
Hi, I'm Mister STIG....ooh, my bad. Wrong channel...
Quite a nice bead for someone who just struck their first ever Tig arc. Great video.
And somehow the two gentlemen switched hosting duty at the end.
I used to precision shape the tips of TIG rods at a job years ago, made many tens of thousands of those, but I've never TIG welded. Kind of funny actually.
Is it better to practice your first welds with two hands or to start with one hand? Because this is eventually the way to go but makes it a harder for absolute beginners. Bad habbits are quicker learned then forgotten.
Eric needs to have is mic fixed, he is barely audible.
Isn't this good thing
lol.. 8:20. two months ago I literally started TIG welding Stanley razor blades together. No joke. Difficult indeed. My skills have increased some. But I find it difficult to weld thicker material. Unlearning razors, learning plate now. lol.
He’s certainly not mr big.
does the filler rod touch the puddle or the material?
My first day of tight welding, 28th July 2014. It was night that time. Want to convert from arc to rig.
Can I weld a Table with out a filler
Im in welding class at college they say they prefer me to do a weave pattern but since im a beginner it looks like ass. I tack both sides with the tig before i start. My instructor says 110 is good enough but i feel its to high
flash burns suck. one of the first times i ever welded all i had on was a pair of goggles and i burned my face. on the job training at it's finest.
I lovethenetworking happening on some of the welding pgs. I have watched Eric for a few of my 2008 G5 repairs and love the vids! I never get talked down to. a pleasure. I love the welding vids here as well. I'm a 1st year Loyalist College Welding & Fab student and i get a lot from youtube vids! thanks guys!
This vid helps me understand the importance of a welding table to start practicing these basic flat positions. Thanks a lot.
Wow, alot of metal to practice, i better start saving so i don't Borrow too money if i take clases
I'm gonna try welding aluminum soon with my everlast welder. It should be a lot of fun as I hear it is quite different from welding steel.
Love TIG welding. Great video Gentleman!
Ultra violent rays,made me smile, did he meant ultra violet by any chance? Or maybe is coz they kick the shit out of your skin! Lol.
Damn Eric, you sure you never tig welded before? Lol.. Great job bro..
I specialize in TIG [Tunsen Inert Gas] welding. the instructor of NASA welders trained me..
sweet! can you weld me a space shuttle so I can fly to uranus?
thanks i learn the vid ...but how about the right adjustment for the gas ¤t... im gonna use tig weld (alum) for my broken Mtbike frame...
Make a vid of how to weld straight and constant as posible
At 7:40 Shouldn't you use a stainless wire brush?
Great to see a novice on one of these vids. Now I wont get mad if the arc doesnt start straight away.
Can I ask, is it ok , for a beginner, to stop and start the weld bead .... say if your hand starts to shake, or youre going off line ?
it is ok
I love to TIG weld plus it's cleaner then mig welding!!!!!
Etcg still rocking the man ponytail 🤘🤘🤘🤘
im the one to use in welding tig in the companys for 5years expirience..........how to apply abroad.
hlo plz wht namber
2 legends ,both of them have made videos that helped me.
can you show us the sick welding side of the unit ?
welding speed too slow it will overheat the metal not good
now i can say that i can learn from his videos!
^_^great instructor!
great videos!very good tutorial i learn a lot!!!
Old guy has a microphone, ponytail needs a microphone.
You are the perfect instructor my friend
Great. Thanks for sharing.
I want to thank you both, for a great video. Great, thank you.
i wish i could have done it right
Fantastic video, best tig tips on youtubeland.
I like your work :)
Everlast welders are pretty good. I have 2.
Under wat circumstance TIG is used rather ARC?
I gotta say im extremely interested in Tig welder after watching this. I've never welded a day in my life but ive always wanted to weld a titanium exhaust system for my car. But i do want to atleast get some sort of practice just doing any type of welding for an affordable price. Honestly i was considering buying a cheap off name brand mig welder just to play around with some old fence piping out back. I've heard about how argon is expensive and how a half way decent tig is in the 1300 dollar range minimum.. but i honestly dont think id be able to afford that for small projects.. even though its completely and totally worth it just dont think i could do it.
why a titanium exhaust? are you trying to rack up the most expensive car build ever?
doyouwanttofuk Well i love titanium in general and i think it generates a nice tone when routed properly. Its expensive yess but worth it to me.
Review Guy So you will spend a bunch of money on some crap exhaust for your car that will be worth $0 once installed, but wont spend anything on a TIG machine?
The money for my exhaust pipe is no where near the cost of a tig welder.
And by no means is my exhaust crap. Its name brand Blitz racing . One of the most well known japanese racing exhaust known to the automotive world.
Lets put that in comparison.....
780 dollar cat back exhaust vs 3000 dollar tig welder ( gas not included )
My budget is no where near available to purchase a name brand tig welder.. So please stop comparing things that are so far apart from price. im not sure if your the type of guy who just likes to say " if you won't buy the name brand welder i tell you to, you better not buy one at all. " thats how you seem.
Review Guy Been there done all that in the 80's. Buying crap for a car is 100% waste unless you are a professional racer or have money to blow. Anything you put on a car is worth $0 the second you put it on. And it actually makes the whole car worth less, not more when you go to sell it. I'd say buy an import machine like an Everlast. You can get started for $300 (DC) and get a really good one for $650 (DC). For a few dollars more you can get AC. No need to spend $3000. You can if you feel like it, but it won't make you a better welder and it won't make better welds. Gas for an 80 CFM tank is ~$17.
Instead of wasting money on crap for your car, wouldn't it be smarter to buy a welder that has the potential to actually make you money? Is your $800 cat back exhaust going to make you money? NOPE.
I like to get into tig welding what make/model tig welder would be good for a beginner?
It all depends on what your needs are. If you don't plan on welding Aluminum you can get away with an inexpensive, DC only machine. If you need AC, you are going to spend at least $800. If you let us know your budget and requirements, we can better help you.
I like to work with 1/8 stainless steel and aluminum
The AHP 200x is a good starter machine.
The welder they have in this video is pretty good and can weld in both AC and DC.
Bigger brother to this welder is very good. Everlast PowerTIG 200DV
Dude is awkward af but was the perfect noob for the interview. Great!
Great video Thanks!
Great video, wish I could Tig weld. I have been trying for 2 weeks. I suck at it. Back to Mig for me. :(
Bob, don't give up. TIG welding is something that is learned over time with lots of practice. Keep running beads on plate and eventually you will get the hang of it. Head over to the forum on Weld.com and there are a lot of guys who can give you help there as well.
check out walk the cup vids! it is a big part of the timing.
I've been TIG Welding for just about a year and I still have REALLY iffy welds. Just do the practice and you will get better at the TIG weldering.
lol mig,pull and go :p
How come lift start and no HF?
I was wondering if you can help?
I am having problems with welding this aluminium. It was good when i first got the machine but then
I couldnt get the thing to work properly, the arc seems to blow out the back and burn the electrode and the aluminum, i took a picture but cant seem to upload it.
Mr. green your probably not using AC current..
King Koopa it was on ac. that was two years ago
Mr. green people are stuck up so i thought I'd give you some love man..
no worries ! thanks!
Thanks Eric
ETCG fuck yeah!
Great instructions!
great
11:15 HA!
ETCG!! :D
I've always wondered why looking at a bright light through a recording is not painful/damaging to your eyes when the the thing in real life does.
Because the monitor through which you view the recording is incapible of generating the harmful bright UV light. The source doesn't matter; only what the monitor is capible of generating.
Thank you!
your dummy man use common sense