TIG Welding Settings
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TIG Welding Settings is a video where I show different settings on different materials and weld configurations and show the results.
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Another awesome video! Really digging the 3 shots in one. Went back and watched them a few times. It’s always great to see what the machine is actually doing at different points.
Appreciate those AC pulse settings too. I’m going to give those a shot. I haven’t dug into AC pulse. 🔥👍🏼🔥
Thanks Phil! I wasn't sure if it was gonna be too busy or not. It would have been way too long of a video of I didn't though!
@@5thStreetFab Not too busy at all. That was perfect.
It is hilarious to me that you did this video. I bought a bunch of coupons from weldingmetalsonline just a few weeks ago because I was tired of spending time trying to remember approximate settings I've used for various metals, weld types, thickness, etc. I've been finding good settings and writing them down to have for future use, especially when I go long periods without welding. When I'm done I'm going to compare them to yours for fun. Thanks for posting.
Perfect! Haha I think it'll be great to have everyone using the same thing to weld on
Great video as always.
Saw already 2 times your video and am ready to go to my garage for practice!!!
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Thanks bud I'm glad to hear it!
So glad I found your channel cool how you give all the settings..
Great stuff as usual, thanks for the coupon code. I get all my practice metal from them. Love the weekly videos. Thanks.
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Nice video to watch again.
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Nice content dude thanks subb'd.
Thanks dude! I appreciate it
So ... watched carefully ... what did I learn ... (a) I need better equipment (HTP 221) so I can theoretically weld aluminum ... (b) I need a small dog. I have contacted the American Kennel Club to determine the least vicious small dog on registry. This will enable me to fully embrace Your aluminum welding techniques while addressing my mishaps and mistakes, therefore recognizing the need for kicking the crap out of a dog that has little to no ability to retaliate against my aged frame. I believe this is a winning strategy ... dog lovers may not embrace my logistical approach.
Just got my HTP Inverting 221, what cfh are you running with the glass cup on aluminum?
Im runnin about 14cfh but my gauge is showi g around 20-25cfh. I use a peashooter on my cup to give me an actual consistent cfh. Just turn it up slowly until its not dirty anymore
Weld metal online seems to be sold out of alot of their products. I suspect 5th street fab caused a run on the market... lol
At around 4:14 . Do you pull (like smear) the puddle after you touch it with the filler rod?? It looks like you're touching it, and then pull it forward. Or am I just imagining? Can you explain your movement there?
Nope it's just the camera angle. My filler is coming up towards the camera so it looks a little off. I just push a tiny bit of filler in at a time
Thanks as always for the informative videos!!! Could you indicate the electrode used for SS and AL coupons, sorry if you answered this already. So you like your bikes... is that honda or beta red. I currently ride KTM
Usually i just use 2% lanthanated or 2% Ceriated
Congratulation
Sweet! 👍
What size filler were you using on the 16 gauge aluminum?
1/16" 4043
In my opinion if ur learning to weld dont use pulse or anyone settings every machine is different a general rule for every 1in use 1000 amps: 1/2=500 amps, 1/4=250, 1/8= 125, ect ect. I learn this in welding school and it's a great rule of thumb works everytime. If ur just learning might turn it down more than the rule of thumb just because ur going to be slow starting off.
That kind of falls off a little after 1/8". You definitely dont need 500 amps to weld 1/2" unless your running like a sub arc with 1/8" wire or something.
@@chrisbroadsword I weld 1/8 at 125 amps all the time this recommendation is a setting ur foot pedal is ur actual amperage used. Also these recommendations are mostly for full penetration welds. This is just the way I was thought and a recommendation. It works for me. I'm in welding school getting my batchelor
I agree don't us pulse until your already a computer welder. And the 1 amp per thousandth of thickness works great but I stop using it after 175 amps. It would still work but I'd much rather add a couple passes then use a ton of amps. Me personally though
@@5thStreetFab depends what ur goal is, full penetration sometimes requires that. If ur filling in something flush and dont want heat sink yeah multiple passes is a requirement at lower amperage. Sometimes pre-heat and post heat is required also. I like the recommendation amperage settings it works for me everyone is different but I also know when to adjust and figure things out.
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Great video as always. What’s up with the welder giveaway??
Thanks bud! It was won by Reed Reels on Instagram
5th Street Fab ahh ok. I missed the posting. I am so amazed how good your welding is. I am trying to get the metal together to build the welding slat table.
Oh sorry bud! Thanks I appreciate it! It's nice if you're doing a lot of fab work. If you're mostly doing welding I would just get a solid table top
5th Street Fab well I want to do a little of both. I have a new Eastwood Tig 200 digital still in the box. I need to get the wiring in my garage put in so I can start learning.
Sounds good! I would love to have a flat piece of metal I could slide over for welding on so I could have both!
Rule off 33. Throw some Jody in there. 😉
It's a great rule for stainless!
Of course no brass on their website. Sigh. :(
Haha sorry bud maybe email them