ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ส.ค. 2024
- Welcome to our tutorial on how to TIG weld stainless steel exhaust! In this video, we'll show you the steps you need to follow to achieve a strong and durable weld on your exhaust system. From setting up your equipment to cleaning and preparing the surfaces, we've got you covered. We'll also walk you through the welding process and provide tips on how to achieve that beautiful, consistent TIG weld. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced welder, this video has something for everyone. So grab your TIG welder and let's get started!
#tigwelding #welding #fabrication
![[TH] VALORANT Champions Seoul - Semi-Final - SEN vs TH](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IewhVY9cAmQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Well, it's good to see Loki from The Avengers has a backup career.
😂😂😂
Omg thank you!! Finally a fellow welder who doesn't leave a rainbow for the sake of popularity and actually pays attention to his gas coverage
Yeah man ! The difference is made in the details 😊😊
This idiot looks like he is all about rainbows 😂
I am new at TIG welding and it is great to get tips and information from somebody who's very knowledgeable as well as able to explain it.
Awesome! I’m not the best out there .. but I certainly know a few things , and I’ve been doing it for 10 years ! I’m really glad you are able to get some value out of it. Thanks for watching
Simple and straightforward advice. Thank you!
Your welcome! Thank you for watching
I was able to tell within the first few seconds of the video that this video was going to be informative and well worth my time. Very concise and well-spoken. Earned a new sub with your quality content!
Really appreciate that, seriously ! I’m still new to to tube but I’m trying to bring the best content I can. Thanks for watching and subscribing ! I’ll try and keep the good content coming
@@KULLYCO I’m entirely new to fabrication as a whole and just started fumbling around with a multiprocess machine running some MIG and DC- TIG. This info I huge for me because I plan on welding up my own X-pipe for my LS RX7 drift car. I’ve been a bit frustrated with my stagnancy and lack of progress but this info really helped me to develop a better understanding for the factors that truly play a role in a successful weld on thinner material. Gonna get a backpurge setup going and start working on my technique some more with this new info!
Looks good!
@@nlentini90 thank you!!
Going through all your vids. Thanks for the knowledge!
That’s awesome , man- you are welcome! Glad you are getting value from the content! Thanks for watching 🙏🏽🏁⚡️
Congratulations, very nice weldings and thank for your tips and tricks!
You bet- thank you for watching!
Great Video! When I back purge, I use the very flexible, beige "silicon type rubber surgical" hose. You can move the part around without "fighting" traditional hard rubber hoses.
Oh very nice! good information!
Good explanation man! Your words are clear
Thank you man! Appreciate you watching !
You're quite right. I don't know if this fellow talks this way naturally, or if he's deliberately enunciating his words for clarity, but it's extremely effective.
@@jimmurphy5739 lol probably a bit of both ! Just trying to get a clear message across:)
I like to Acetone, Scotch-Brite then Acetone again, I do this to the filler wire too
Can never be clean enough, that is for sure!
This was super informative. I just tried my hand at SS exhaust tubing last night and it did not go well... This video should help though. Keep the great info coming!
That’s awesome man- appreciate you reaching out. I’m glad the video was able to bring you value. One rule in welding- practice as much as you can, and never give up :)
Very informative awesome job in tutorial keep'm coming
Thank you, sir ! Appreciate you watching !
Thank you so very much for this video. I have everything needed but was extremely hesitant not having any personal knowledge on SS settings.
You are very welcome- I am glad you are able to get value out of it. Thanks for watching !
fajnie muwisz jak robot
No where I’ve looked have I seen any mention of super missileweld in .045 or .035. I’ve only seen 1/16, 3/32 and 1/8. You mentioned tensileweld, but didn’t mention which alloy. Could you possibly post up which alloy you used?
Very nice video and great tip! 🤩👍
Thank you- really appreciate you watching !
can you get some arc shots pls so we can see the puddle would be coolll
Yes I have been wanting to do that! I will try and make it happen in my next videos.
Just to be clear. The filler rod is ER312L and would be the same in an other brand? For 16g 304 car exhaust would you use 045 or 1/16 rod? nice job! thanks
Thanks for the info! on 16g , 045 would be money!
Nice . Yep, looks right to me . :)
Lol thank you sir! Appreciate it :) 🙏🏽
D'ya cut your 0.035" off of a mig roll...?? finding it hard to get a hold of such thin tig rods but loadsa mig drums at this gauge..
No I dont , i get 035 in straight filler rod. If you search hard enough you can find anything! :)
@@KULLYCO ok cool will search harder :P
Okay, dumb question: those backflow pucks - the only way for the gas to escape is through the seam between the two workpieces? Does that mean that once you're making the very last "dime" that the air pressure might push that molten metal out? Maybe surface tension would keep it in, especially if it's a very low pressure from the tank.
That is actually a really good question! Yes, in some cases that exact scenario can happen, so you have to be careful. Its more susceptible to happen when welding higher amperage stuff like frame tubing, because the more heat causes more pressure inside. Most of the time on exhaust stuff you are okay. However, usually one of the back purge pucks has a bleed hole in it so the purge gas can escape- to prevent this from happening.
@@KULLYCO The bleed hole in the backpurge puck is genius! Thank you!
Great job mate.
Could you touch on grind angles next time
Thank you ! Yes I am planning a new series this year - will be uploading a video every week. We will span a vast range of fabrication stuff ! Sorry the video was a bit blurry - I’m working on getting a better camera setup !
The more the merrier mate. Looking forward to it 🤤👍
Nice,I start learning tig welding, which tungstone you use and amp,thanks
You bet! Thanks for watching . Reach out anytime if you have questions
He said it in the video🤦🏽♂️
Should we be using back purge for the tacking part? Also do you back purge when welding on an exhaust flange?
Great questions. I don’t use purge when I tack .. because I’ll be burning back over it with purge when I’m welding the seam.. but I know some guys do .
Yes , i purge the exhaust when welding the flange - just to be safe.
@@KULLYCO We appreciate you out here keep grinding pimp!!
@@BuddysBS thanks bro! I appreciate that . Going to keep doing my best !
Which rod did you use
.035” supermissile
@@KULLYCO so can I use 308L 1/8 " for exhaust pipes?
@@amandos17 right on 308 is a good way to go too!
@KULLYCO I'm a beginner welder how can I contact you instantly if I have any questions? Any links to your social media sites?
@@amandos17 yes for sire . I am @kullyco on every platform. Message me anytime. Keep up the practice !
What slip roll is that !!
I’m not totally sure ! I would have to double check- its just an old , American made, iron rig ! I could use something newer- I think it would make life easier !
What’s the frequency and balance setting?
I can’t answer that honestly !
frequency and balance are for AC tig welding (aluminum). Stainless you use DC. There is no frequency/balance settings to adjust for DC.
@@davidhaas2528 He might have meant pulse frequency. Probably not since he asked about balance though.
Check out 7:52 where he's welding in real time. It's just straight DC. No buzzing, no pulsing. Quiet, super peaceful. I quite enjoy DC on TIG. Way less crazy than stick.
@@jimmurphy5739 thanks for watching !
Is it possible to mig weld stainless?
Yes for sure ! In certain situations mig works really well with stainless steel. I personally do not MIG weld stainless though!
perfect. except it really misses the most important part.
how the hell do you assemble three (or more...) pipes together at the same time out of pies?
meh. done it before, ill do it again!
Hey thank you for watching. What do you mean exactly ? I’m not sure I totally understand the question
@@KULLYCO its not a question, its a rhetorical statement...
i dont think theres any way to simplify taping together 90 odd pies several dozen times before getting something that may actually go together.
Link for the rods 🙌🏼🙌🏼
It’s hard to find ! Look up tensilweld online for the welding rod . That is what super missile is officially called
Can you provide a sku or something. I’ve looked and cannot find .035 supermissileweld/Tensileweld. I can find 1/16 missile and .035 tensile but I wouldn’t know what alloy to get.
@@mattsick128 I’ve looked myself super hard to source out lol
@@_dirtyfab5337 did you find it?
@@mattsick128 after searching I found it.
We arent 5 man, talk like a adult
I am so very sorry
@KULLYCO nothing to be sorry for, just seems condescending talking like that lol 😆
i don't understand any american imperial measurements... ruins it for us 'normal' people.
lol yes, the imperial system is odd- metric is much more efficient
Na no good to many stop starts you wouldn't survive onsite m8
@@ssweld3896 i don’t disagree - i weld multiple ways - sometimes i do long rips as well
Huuuwsk varna.
lol yes sir!
Looks like garbage
thank you, sir!