What is MIG Welding? (GMAW)
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- This video is an introduction to the welding process known as MIG. MIG or (GMAW) is one of the most popular welding processes.
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Each time you weld, you honor my late father. My father invented the current mig/mag nuzzle with the patent nr: 4956541. RIP my dad, Ossi Hiltunen.
As a mechanical Engineer i have studies topics of welding in production engineering and ill be very honest i never understood what the hell and how hell it happen and for my interviews i never prepared for welding because i found this topic very difficult to understand it was a good luck that no one asked me question related to welding.But after watching your video i think im very confident and prepared if anyone ask me question related to welding Damn son keep it up very well explained
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finally a good, clear explanation... been searching trough tons of “what is mig welding”videos of some people who talk 20 or 30 minutes but never get to the point.
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Thank you for a simple explanation. Everything on TH-cam is so convoluted.
I just finished watching your tig video. These are great. My kids will learn a lot about the various pieces of equipment before I sit down with them with my everlast welder and have some hood time.
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That's a very good, concise description.
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I love MIG welding. I used it for many purposes as well as MMA and TIG welding
I was trying to figure out how to explain mig welding to my friend who wants to use my everlast mig welder. Thanks for this video.
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Thanks for the great video! It was VERY easy to understand. I'm a complete novice looking to learn artistic welding.
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Thank you for simple yet detail explanation.
One of the nice youtube about welding. Thanks for teaching..
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Thanks for simplifying MIG welder!
Cool little video that does a great job of explaining and illustrating!
Como sempre, muito bem explicado.
Parabéns.
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Amazing and super educational video for someone who knows absolutely nothing about welding! THANK YOU!
Loved the explanation. Thanks for informing people about this
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Excellent GMAW overview, we use it at "Chippewa Valley Technical College."
Thomas J. Vanderloop, AWS & LSME Member in Manufacturing, CMfgE & CMfgT
Love this video, informative and easy to understand.
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Thanks a lot for explaining in such a wonderful way...... keep growing
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Very well explained, thank you.
Excellent. This and the TIG vid.
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Good video trying to learn as much as I can on wielding before I start welding school
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Nice explanation and demonstration
He just covers the basics. Most common wire are sold wire and flux core. They sound different when using them. So do not match the sound with the one you are comfortable with. Solid wire crackles in use and flux sounds like its melting hot with a slight crackle sound. Need that slight crackle to avoid porosity.
Also with flux you run the wire straight. I find with solid wire if you do small circles or back and forth motions. The weld looks heaps neater.
Make sure you have the correct thickness of wire and if your weld becomes a bit messy. Its most likely the hole in the tip is larger from use.
I work with so many qualified tradesmen and they still can't weld.
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Very informative & very simple .
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Great! I think it would be great if you could also talk about its safety precautions and procedure, like preventing possible electrocutions, etc.
Thanks! That was actually my idea for the first Weldnotes video! I put together a draft, but it got a little complicated. I need to re-visit that.
No problem! Wish you the best!
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This video has made a major mistake. I am trying to find videos on actual mig welding. Mig as they said in the video stands for metal inert gas. Carbon dioxide is not an inert gas thus it should be referred to as MAG welding (metal active gas) in Europe or GMAW in the USA which includes both MIG and MAG welding. I work as a welder in a boiler maker shop and am trying to find videos on specifically MIG welding on speciality metals but it is impossible to find when everyone refers to MAG welding as MIG welding. MIG welding on speciality metals such as aluminum or in my case 253 MA has a completely different feel to it than MAG welding. Welder problems.
true even in our amateur school shop we use pure argon not carbon dioxide argon mix because CO2 is not a noble gas
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Excellent video. Normally which metal is used as filler metal and which gas is used as shielding gas?
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im doing mig welding without a gas tank and it works fine
Which filler should be used to weld AISI4130 material using mig welding,and can i use co2 for mig welding
I've always wanted to know what was going on at the end of my everlast mig gun.
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great, please more explanation about Mig and Tig and Stainless steal , Aluminum ..etc
when should i select Mig or Tig and the weaknesses points of each one.
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Could you make one on plasma cutting and ACC carbon Arc cutting.
Can you please make a video explaining the inverter welding machine. Ty
Short of additional explanation of how do MIG welding weld into base metal.
i.e. what type of mixing gas you should use, required gas pressure need in order make the base metal and filler wire fuse together.
Just to make your vlog complete and not confusing.
This welding is co2 mig welding
1.2 m.m MIG wire, wire + voltage & co2 control after welding, vertical horizontal +flat position +down position & overhead welding! hand gloves+ helmet +safety shoe & after WELDING!.....Thankyou
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Could you Please make a video about spot welding?
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Just a quick question isn’t that argon co2 mix an active gas mix making it mag (metal active gas)? MiG would be pure Argon no?
MIG Metal Inert Gas is the welding process for aluminium.
MAG Metal Active Gas is the welding process for steels.
What is difference in welding between CO2 and Argon?
They are both completely different gasses. The CO2 is mainly used to help manage the heat of the weld, and the Argon, being much heavier than air, is primarily used to prevent oxidation in your weld by essentially pushing oxygen away from your weld. It's easily pushed around though, which is why you need to keep your gun angled properly, or else the argon will be pushed away and your weld will gain porosity.
co2 welding heater needed & Argon welding not needed heater!
Ar is noble gas that practically does not react with anything. CO2 is active, in arc its changed into CO and free oxygen. Many metals such as Ti, Al, Cu, Ni, Zn cannot be welded with active gas as they will react with oxygen, they must be welded with inert gas like Ar (common, cheap and as stated above heavier than air). Another inert noble gas that can be used in welding is He. Also mix of Ar+He can be used, or even Ar+H to increase arcs energy.
Pure CO2 is problematic even for normal ferretic steel, because of its low ionisation, poor arc stabilization and splatter. Thats why its common to use mixes of Ar+CO2 as it stabilizes the arc, weld looks better and is mechanically stronger.
This video is good but, Its a tip of an iceberg.
It doesnt say - basic things for welders -what gases you use to protect the arc, why do you use those, what metals do you weld with which, what are arc types etc.
American GMAW stands for both MIG and MAG methods, which differ by gas type used but not only that.
Also 1:27 a mix of Ar+CO2 in MIG ? Anything that contains oxygen is active by definition, in MIG you use only inactive (inert) gases to weld for example reactional metals like Al or Ti (though its common to use 100% Ar and spray arc to weld steel also).
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Could you tell me plz what's the best and the cheapest welding kind for corners of server cabinet sheet plate 1mm (mass production)
Resistance spot welding.