TIG Welding Carbon Steel

[@travisweldmaster7815]

Jodi over the past...idk decade, basically everything I've learned and accomplished especially PRO TIPS and the way OPTIMALLY A A PROCESS SHOULD BE IF POSSIBLE, I now am a master at all processes, pipe welded for ten years stick, built tuna towers on highest end yachts in the world marlin magazine type stuff,,now I run and own my own welding buisiness and it all far as tig and some mig far back as I remember you have been my go to. Thank you Jodi from me and my family

[@michael_mack]

I literally had to learn english language to study your tips and tricks. Thank you for your channel. You really helped me few years ago when I started with welding. Greetings from Poland.

[@PANTYEATR1]

Here's to 11 years since i discovered Welding Tips and Tricks and Mr Jody💪🥇🏆

[@Tuks7210]

Started watching welding tips and tricks maybe 5 years ago back home in Fiji, 2 years now I've been here in the US and most of my employers are impressed at my work all thanks to you Jody. I can't thank you enough for your generosity in sharing your knowledge. Oh!!! I also recently bought a furick tig arsenal kit 😲😳🤯it's a real game changer.

[@avmech2126]

TIG welding on and off on carbon steel, stainless, aluminum, and inconel since around 1974. Always learn something from Jody’s videos. Thank you Jody!

[@kylehurley5994]

Been watching your videos for a long time, you improved my tig skills so much and I want to say thanks! I still have a long way to go. Appreciate you putting this info out for so many years keep going!

[@YT-User1013]

I’m learning and my main issue is lighting then eyesight then sticking my tungsten and/or filler rod. So, I wear readers under the helmet- good. I add an extra bright led light on the workpiece - good. So much better. Now more practice!!

[@nofotomojo]

Same here, without my cheaters/readers I may as will not even set up to weld. Cant forget my cheapo halogen lamp.

[@christophercastor6666]

You’re a great Teacher! Thank you for the free knowledge that you so diligently compose in thoroughly thoughtful presentations. No BS, no shat & shine-ola as my grandmother used to say, and no camera trickery. Your channel (it feels insignificant calling your catalog of work a channel because it’s truly head and shoulders above the rest) is true to your purpose of helping people advance in the career of welding; thank you. My robotics students were learning to solder this past week and they always have difficulty understanding how filler melts into the joint; like it’s counter intuitive to experience zero resistance when pushing solid solder into the solid wire. I have them feed several inches of solder into a stripped end of 4ga battery cable to exaggerate the feeling and drive home this new experience. I just noticed that new tig welders might experience the same same phenomenon when adding filler. It’s difficult to judge how much the joint is consuming because rods have no markings to reference movement. I am curious; would you consider a video topic on explaining feed speed of filler material? Maybe you could scratch some marks into the surface your filler rod for a visual reference for new Tig welders. I love your work and your ability to explain your skills so well! Thank you as always! -CY Castor

[@xanderholt952]

Hey Jody, we watched this video today in tig class at GNTC. It was so cool to see you over here a few months ago. Very inspiring to know that you, as well known and respected in welding as you are, learned to weld in the same local tech school I'm going to! Thank you for all that you do for the welding community!

[@SnarkySod]

Thanks from me aswell Jodi, Been welding 6 years now I've truly had a better life because of you. I started on tig/aluminium with no previous experience just your videos. That plus more videos gave me the opportunity to mig on steel and from point I went for and got job I'm actually proud of. I weld mild/stainless, ally lil bit of titanium, Stick 6013 btw, mig, tig, pipe sheet I enjoy it all (except overhead especially the 40 metres of it every 3 weeks). I'll always be grateful to you and all the knowledge you have given me through your videos. Thank you so much.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

thanks for the good words. I am glad you are doing well

[@Mikefestiva]

Thanks Jody for always making quality content! Like you said you have mentioned these tips in other videos but it’s always good to remind people of them, because even if someone forgets one of these tips it could be the difference of progressing or getting frustrated when learning. Your videos are always top notch 👍 We definitely need more people like you in the online weld community 🙂

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@studioalbertidesign]

I'm just learning TIG over the last few months and glad I stumbled across you! I've been using too much angle and amperage to get the puddle going because of that. I'm going to go out to the garage and try some of these tips out. Thank you!

[@hellhasvacancy]

Thank you for this! It's been almost a decade since I've touched a TIG torch. Now I know where to start.

[@tomekpawowski2692]

I also want to thank you Jody for knowlage you provide learned how to weld aluminium I'm grinding my skills if not every. day every other day on castings mostly. What I'm doing today wouldn't be possible without welding tips and tricks Thank you sir

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

That is awesome!

[@garthbutton699]

Thanks for all you do for the welding community, tips and tricks and weldmonger store🤗😎🤗😎

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

You bet

[@bwilliams1815]

Thank you Jody. Just made your store a favorite on my computer. Learning everyday. Thanks again.

[@trailerpark187]

You have helped me so much over the years. I can't thank you enough. Thank you Sir.

[@Crosslife7]

Perfect timing. Just started learning how to TIG weld. Thanks for your videos. They have been a great source of information

[@simclardy1]

Thanks Jody. I have not watched in some time but you have been a great help over the years. Happy new year to you and the family!

[@soulcrusher-zt2mn]

Wow I can’t believe you posted this video right before I start advanced tig welding tomorrow lol! I haven’t tig welded in 2 years and this is exactly what I need!

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

hope it helps

[@ninesixteengenetix]

Jody you're the man, I give a lot of my success as a welder to you, you've helped me out alot .

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for sharing Jody, good information there. Stay safe and keep up the good videos. Fred.

[@larrymoore5394]

Thanks Jody LARRYMOORE

[@rumsin300]

Jody - very good, educational video that you put together. Always learning from you and enjoy watching your videos. Thanks,

[@g.w.customcreations3534]

Glad to see more content from you Jody. Gotta say, I'm REALLY missing the podcast recently. The Safety guy hides from me now I don't have my Monday dose of you 3.

[@jimanderson4444]

Good work Jody, love seeing such skill look easy,,,, Jim

[@PaydayGabeBCNV]

I haven't delved in the Tig pool yet, although I will. Eventually🙏. Yes I'm a Noob. 🤷‍♂️ The information in these Videos is obviously life changing. Whoa! Makes me want to get new equipment to learn these Tig skills. 🙏thanks Mr. Tricks.

[@sacrificialrubber779]

Love your TIG kits! My 12 is my go to

[@kiffaj9982]

I'm a trainer/assessor in Australia,I teach my apprentices in advanced welding by using Jodie techniques.

[@stephaneaudette6665]

Thank you very much for these informations. And thanks for the fast shipping on the store.

[@jamescole1786]

8/24/22.Tig 101... Another great tutorial/educational video Jody. Absolutely love your commitment to helping new people to learn by showing not only your (numerous) videos but also promoting that book by (John? Fred? forgot 1st name) Lincoln: How to weld.. (awareness of different types/property's of ) metals.. You are helping lots of people by your videos. Very good sir! Stay safe & carry on..👍👍👍👍⚙🛠🍺😊

[@aaryanpanwar6405]

That 4130 weld looked so good silvery divine white

[@paulmorrey733]

Thanks Jody

[@DrCranberry]

One thing that REALLY clicked with "arc length" for me with TIG, was that, when welding a T-Joint, you should be able to join it autogenously without filler and THAT is the right length your arc needs to be for most of the metals you deal with when TIG welding, then the rest is just adding Filler. Also, paying attention to the puddle, on steel if it forms a U-Shape, you need to get closer. It wasn't until my teacher taught me that, that it really clicked on how close you really need to be.

[@TurbineResearch]

About to order a dual flow regulator from your store ! Thanks for the videos ☺️ I try to support you whenever I need welding gear

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

thank you

[@fardhitech]

Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@Πέτρος-μ3υ]

At 7:40 the torch angle seems to be quite above 45 degrees. I thought less angle is needed. Which is correct then?

[@kingfishstacy]

Excellent tips.

[@jameshuckett4038]

Been watching your videos for well over a decade. When I first started working as a welder for a mechanical company you were my instructor via KZbin. Looking to get back into the trade but with money as tight as it is I was wondering if you know of any used tig rigs for sale or if their is some website that has good used rigs without braking the bank. Love the vid Jodi keep ‘em comin

[@janreynaldalbalate7872]

Thank you for the tips and tricks sir🙏

[@Len_M.]

This is what we did for Mig, and stick too, but in stick we had an X about 10 inches long and in each side we filled it with different Rod, 6010, 6013 I think or coulda been 7014, 7018, 7024. Then it was cut into chunks with the horizontal bandsaw.

[@maythemilsaballero9642]

Love your videos ❤

[@smiththers2]

I just found out we have a tig welder at work (we mig everything) so I'm excited to try it! Probably gotta ask permission from someone though, and I gotta figure out what machine it is and hopefully it's not scratch start lol

[@johnnystanley4469]

Awsome information, for review and beginners

[@danielkennedy8530]

Hey Jodi. Are 6020 welding rods still used. I just got educated after 30 years. I admit I did not know they existed.

[@marklowe7431]

Great video, thanks.

[@wallbawden5511]

problem is there are a lot of us around that would buy from your store and support your channel but the FREIGHT is a killer so most of us miss out cheers mate

[@gnarlock3927]

Stainless welding with Argon I get to about .010 arc length and maintain an arc Argon/Helium I try to run at .017 I can get to .016 but .015 will stick everytime. I found that interesting 🤔 D17.1 Certified - Thanks to you Jody ❤

[@wadehearn6230]

Jody, you have some very helpful information in your videos. I have watched several in the past and continue to pick up pointers. I've been looking for information to help me modify a set of carbon steel headers and have gotten confused to say the least. Maybe you can help with some questions I have that would help me tremendously. If welding SS tubing, most everyone says to back purge which really makes the inside of the pipe look good and with no sugaring. I haven't found any info surrounding Tig welding carbon tubing and back purging. What's your take on back purging carbon steel tubing such as headers? I know while modifying my headers it going to require me to make a lot of pie cuts and I would like for them to look good if possible. Thanks for any input you have. Wade

[@reedsmetalworks6664]

Always good content.👍

[@sheltonhinkle]

I’m new to welding. Big question is how do you know how to set your machine. An I’ve never seen a pulse setting that’s kinda cool

[@adamscott8320]

Hi Jody. It's maybe been answered but I've maybe missed it but was wondering what's happened to the podcast and if it was coming back?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

We all got so busy we had to put it on hold.

[@jonathon8856]

Any chance we could get a SS S.M.A.W out of position plate test vid?

[@richardellis3141]

cool stuff there, thanks for the lesson,,

[@jimrussell1246]

Hey Jody, great vids learned a lot about tig aluminum so far. I was curious if you had any tips for tig welding aluminum pipe to each other perpendicular to each other like in rod holders on T top.

[@Joseph-Colin-EXP]

I am learning on mild now, using old syncrowave 250. 3/32 tungsten. I've had instances where I dabbed filler, and the increase of the puddle touched the tungsten. Disaster. Wish the vids showed fistsnce traveled, cause I feel like I move too slow, then a hole is blown. Move faster snd there's gaps

[@SileDevil]

whats the best settings for flat welding top down 2 oieces of thin steel sheets

[@TW39]

Hi what welder do u need to weld hi tensile steel together

[@Weldinginlove]

Thanks sure . . I'm learn with your video🤩👍

[@tylerchristiansen7299]

Thanks jodi

[@DonkeyPuncharillo]

Hi Jody, any tips to TIG an 1/8” carbon steel plate 3g butt joint? I have an AWS cert test in 2 weeks and am having difficulties picking this one up after passing stick, mig, & flux

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

here is a 3g 3/16" thick video...same settings and technique will work for 1/8" as long as gap, bevel, and land are same. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyxlourjryDi7Msi=kFvxLYZn0jcodKh7&t=116

[@benc8386]

Thanks for another great video! I have made 8 bike frames now, tricky angles, thin-wall cromoly. All thanks to practice and what I have learned on your absolutely brilliant channel. My question today is: if a weld is a bit grey is there actually anything wrong with that apart from cosmetics? So long as there's no porosity and you got a good root in there.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

I think that for carbon and chromoly, a grey weld can be ok. There are lots of chromoly airframes still flying that were gas welded in the 40s. But a lot of 4130 chromoly joints on trophy trucks require 2 passes and if that first one is grey, then the second pass wont go in as nice.

[@jmh_16_gamer]

WHAT do you mean crater hole and crack can you show us? IM just curious!

[@norbertruiz5110]

Im starting to weld, i welded carbon steel coupons and they seem to lift up and cruve is there a way to prevent this?

[@andrewwitcher7432]

Love the videos. They were part of me getting in to welding. Did you guys quit the podcast?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

podcast is in a holding pattern while we figure it out

[@halfinchholes88]

Hey Jody, have you utilized a pancake hood? I'm thinking about one due to too much back light. Any ideas on purchase? Just don't want to be judged on the jobsite.

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

pipe liners love the pancake and get so used to it they often still wear it in the shop. I never really used one other than trying one on for size. I think it boils down to what work you are doing. Blocking out all back light and being able to see details of a xx10 root means a lot to a pipe liner welder. But pancakes are not for everyone

[@halfinchholes88]

@@weldingtipsandtricks Thank you. Love my tig fingers and stickers. Keep up the great work.

[@GnosisMan50]

It’s really hard for me maintaining a tight arch. I keep messing up the electrode.

[@brianflynn5491]

Jodi the best

[@StormbringerMM]

Man what a great video. It really shows me how much I still suck after being subscribed for several years hahahahahaha

[@Carlife311]

Nc work

[@Tutel0093]

My welds are all black I'm too slow not sure exactly what's wrong

[@unionmoney5601]

🔥

[@MadDawg91108]

What happened to the podcast?

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

podcast is on hold

[@rodrigodocarmo1283]

Mui m amigo

[@raimundooliveira9953]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@GibClark]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@คนต่างเมือง]

👌👍👍

[@makantahi3731]

my weld started to bubble like popcorn, why?

[@makantahi3731]

@@jacobjames1171 i cleaned everything to bare metal

[@tonystites2134]

I'm brand new to welding what would you charge me to have a webex or phone call to help me with some issues I'm having

[@hsanstephhsansteph1536]

I don't see his strokes is it in the tip? Ya pay me