Definitely going to have Crater crack on that fisheye 😂

Always very good information Dusty thank you.

Thank you, Dusty!

Very useful info for beginners like me.

Thank you

Strong technique 😮

You put out some wonderful content. I enjoy your videos.

Distortion with stainless…..Groan…..

always fantastic information Dusty, really appreciate what you do for the welding industry.......Cheers from Orlando, Florida, Paul

- “Your torch is assembled and ready to…” (Showing a blunt rounded tip) 🤭

1:09 30 years? You look 28 yo

Merci beaucoup Dusty

Awesome, cheers

Pro-jects

Would be interested if you have any tips for zintec tig welding. Great vid as always!

Always some points to pickup!

Thanks

You could do quick multiple mini dots instead of big ones too. Always add filler even with dots ❤

Thank you all SO MUCH for watching! Check out my online classes here and learn for FREE! www.pacificarctigwelding.com/

You are crazy man. I hope one day making something 1/10th as cool as this

What grit Flap disc do you recommend?

For those who are absolute noobs like myself: my welds were gray, I tried changing the amperage, the travel speed, the amount of filler rod, I tried cleaning it better and nothing worked. Turns out I was using a #5 cup with a diffuser on like 7 cfh. Switch to a #7 cup with a gas lens, turned the cfh up to 15 and now my welds are golden. It felt so satisfying.

Bend the end that goes in the drill chuck and put it between the chuck jaws, and it holds very well. I do this all the time with 0.035 MIG wire for thin steel

I like these videos like this!

Isn't the filler rod the only consumable in this context?

when changing the gas bottle I experienced quite another problem. I screw in the gauge it leaks, I tighten it tighter it still leaks, I tell myself the gauge has a problem, I put another gauge in, same thing. The end of the story is violent. In France the sealing on the gauges is done metal against metal like a rounded brass tip. However, the problem came from a chip coming from I don't know where in the female part of the bottle. Arrival of the 2 mano races whose bearings where the sealing is done have been damaged

All great about you but one ideea... You said that you came up with the ideea of hand buffing the weld, cool, and then you said that other people use a different product... So what's the truth? Everyone copied you or you got a hint from others too... 😅😅😅

It’s really difficult to explain and share but I can totally give it to you in my online class. 😂

I have a strange question sir

Wow man thanks for the class. I really like this. Thanks bro.

After over 12 months of watching Dusty’s videos the best tip I’ve leant that is now helping make my welds look like he’s is he only uses 1/8 filler rods! By using more filler material the work doesn’t get as hot and really helps get that perfect looking profile!

I'm guessing that you are a south paw. That's why it made sense to me. Thanks, I have a job that requires the exact procedure procedure.

THANK YOU!!!! After this video I went out and got a flow meter to check what I was getting out of the torch head and the flow was 1/3 of what the regulator was indicating!!!! I troubleshot the entire system and found the hose from the machine to the torch was bad. Installed a new hose and BAM!!!....my problems are solved!!! It's almost like someone else is using my welder....but it's ME!!......without your insight I'd still be lost. THANK YOU!!!!

Now this is… notorious…

Awesome

Great info. I like learning the tips and tricks that make a pro.

really perfect 👍👍

Easter egg here, boots are made in tassie Australia arnt they 🙌🙌

what rod would you use for aluminium 6061?

Uh have a WhatsApp group

I graduated HSWT (Hobart) in 1990, had numerous bench TIG jobs building motorcycle frames and swingarms as well as hot rod fab in central California. I watched your video with some hesitation as there's a ton of how-to-TIG videos by guys who shouldn't be teaching at all- and you're absolutely right: you need the proper foundation, theory and fundamentals. Now, 34 years later and a couple of successful businesses under my belt, I want to dedicate the time on this very perishable skill. Your theory, technique and teaching style are SOLID. I look forward to taking your classes. No matter one's experience, it is a perishable skill and you're the best I've seen. I wish you the best success, and thank you for what you're doing!

Thanks. I focus on the cone size and where to dip the rod. 1000% better.

Thank you!

In England the basic thing is put a burn under cold running water for 15 minutes, love peace and God bless you from me to you all ❤

Makes sense to me. Good teaching

hey brother your too perfect we need to see you make more mistakes LIVE. if you do we can connect more deeply

20-30 cph not enough try50 -60

Too much talking

Show the back. I wanna se of you get any blowouts

Thanks, another great video! Any tricks to welding a larger frame? (5’x10’) It looks like you’re welding horizontally on each side but not sure how I could orientate a large frame to weld horizontally on the outside joints… and vertical up isn’t in my skill-set at this point 😉