TIG Welding Techniques - Carbon Steel butt joint

[@ericlong3792]

Man your arc shots are on point. Watching the puddle in that clarity had helped me so much being able to study the puddle and your torch angle and arc length. Man I wish you knew how much you have helped me I’ve learned more from you then what I’ve learned at my community college all they want to do is talk about hunting and crap. But I just want to thank you for what you do and for what you have done for me.

[@champtree]

That #8 clear cup is the best thing for my old eyes! I use it all the time! Thanks Jodie!!!!

[@dahjiashivaini5851]

This guy is one of the best that I've ever seen!

[@65Corvette]

It's a real shame some feel the need to thumbs down Jody. Write your negative comments & show us all what a genius you are!

[@ironken1796]

Nash Ville those are the same Facebook fabricators that use only Microsoft welding equipment in the comfort of their Mom's basement.

[@Welddotcom]

Nice work Jody 👌

[@KennyInVegas]

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[@rixogtr]

Jody your arc shots and stable torch movement is i think best you can find on youtube. Your vids learned me how to weld, helped me at university with reasonable knowledge i got from your vids and helped me find decent job. You basically helped me have my life better ! Big thanks Jody Keep posting TIG videos, they are nice clean and joy to watch

[@wyattoneable]

Beautiful welds. I'm always happy I stopped by.

[@paulwyleciol3459]

thanks for the metric again and again! Very beautiful shots! Thanks for posting and your patient teaching!

[@Ztingjammer]

Straight to the point, and very informative. Keep up the good work man!

[@jimbelkin7301]

Jody I am in awe in how professional you are towards learning about and practicing your craft. You truly inspire me to practice more with my everlast welders and better my skills. My many thanks to you and have a happy new year.

[@felipe.azeroairsoft]

I'm a number 1 fan on your channel, thanks for passing on knowledge. You already helped me a lot with your videos! I have your logo as a trademark of my small workshop in Brazil. Once again, thank you for passing your knowledge!

[@TheoldRoss4]

Your freehand weave is so nice

[@rickbrandt9559]

Long time viewer, Still enjoy your presentation style. Quick,concise, to the point.

[@jdbrewer6638]

Great arcshots! Enjoyed the video!

[@Krzywoprostydezerter]

Thank you for your help. Answer is in this film... Greeting from Poland

[@bythesea49]

Thank you very much Jody for a great teaching video.

[@ernestgary6812]

I find myself at work saying “what would Jody do?”

[@TheNicko773]

The master at work. Great video.!!

[@TechnicalSecrets4u]

Can you please tell me which equipment you used to film arc shot i mean lense glass dslr etc?make a 1 video on that atleast...thanks you are doing good...

[@ChrisWojnarski]

Good video Jody thanks for teaching me more with every video 🙏👊

[@ChrisB257]

Poetry in motion again Jody :)

[@josiahwright7114]

Topic suggestion for podcast: "Lessons Learned" Anything you guys have a story of how you learned something, even if it's simple like start uncomfortable so you'll be comfortable as you progress, or welding towards yourself to avoid burning yourself on hot metal reaching out, etc.

[@paulcharman44]

Great Video. I mostly fabricate in materials around 1.5mm (0.060") thick, could you cover this material thickness in a future video?

[@tygramley7328]

Would it be possible for you to do a video explaining what all of the different weld types are? 1G, 2G etc... You always put out amazing content and amazing video quality. I just started a teaching job and would love to be able to show my students on a big screen. Thank you for the great content

[@brandonlowe7808]

Ty Gramley G= groove weld, both sides are beveled like in this video, F= fillet weld, welding with one piece 90 degrees to the other, 1 position = flat like in the video, 2 position = horizontal, 3 position= vertical, 4 psoition is over head, the G and F can be combined with thw numbers, for example the weld in thia video was a flat groove weld so it would be a 1G weld

[@wrenchoperator6435]

I've never seen anyone bevel the edges and lay down a root and cap on 1/8" steel before. Does this make for a significantly stronger weld than just butt welding with higher amps (125A) and 1/16" or 3/32" filler metal? If so, would it be beneficial to follow this same procedure, leaving a gap, then running a root and cap pass, when welding rectangular structural tubing with 1/8" wall thickness?

[@perwqaz9856]

What was the value of the welding current for the root pass and filling pass ???

[@josiahwright7114]

Topic suggestion for podcast: "Lessons Learned" Anything you guys have a story of how you learned something, even if it's simple.

[@randynewtonsr9659]

Awesome vid Jody as always!! 👍 I gotta tell ya if someone doesn’t become a better welder from watching your videos , they most likely should try a different profession!!! 😬 I sure as heck know that watching your channel from the beginning has made me a better welder!!🙂

[@liamj.3844]

Hey , I'm from Perú 😉 Nice the videos :)😍

[@davidcraft4909]

is there a way to bend test that type of weld? I actually did something similar that I came up with on my own. I only have a 110v outlet so i limited to 90 amps. I figured if I bevel it with a landing about half the thickness and used no gap that it should penetrate. I did two passes like you did and it seem like it worked really good. I'm going to bend them around about a 1 inch radius just to see what it does. and acid etch my welds as soon as I get some of that paint remover stuff you said you can use.

[@gabewhisen3446]

Thanks for the video great arc shots always

[@codydayton3573]

How do you weld on the bed of the truck without frying the computer ? I want to build a flat bed and work and weld off the back of it but I don't want to disconnect the battery cables every time I do a job . thank you

[@rshep198]

Generally you won’t fry the computer, unless you’re using high frequency tig. For piece of mind, install a battery disconnect switch.

[@amycyclenut]

I'm curious, when you say "cool a little while", such as in this case, how long'ish, is that? 1 minute, 10 minutes??

[@weldingtipsandtricks]

Amy West let cool long enough that you can touch it without getting burned. Time will vary

[@matthewgreeson4699]

when tig welding mild steel, are tig beads supposed to be shiny silver or is it okay if their grey???

[@MAC_6.7]

Would you recommend this on 1/4” structural tube for a mitre joint?

[@tenament]

Hello. About how many lbs of 3/32 filler rod would I need to weld a complete 6061 bicycle frame? Thanks.

[@saulomoraes9302]

Hello Jody, I'm a new welder in Brazil. I have a question here: is the support plate you are welding the material in aluminum? For the weld bead that was made by joining the 2 materials they did not join with the support plate. Thank you.

[@councilv1250]

Hey Jodi, anyway you can do a 3g stainless steel smaw weld? I have to use a 3/32 electrode and weld a 1/8 stainless plate. Everytime i try i blow right through or get no penetration at all

[@Rich-hg7jm]

Just starting tig welding and I'm getting "nipples" or some sort of sport when I finish a weld. Why is this? Thanks

[@supersonicCoach]

Hi, i have some difficulty to weld 10mm steel tubing 1mm wall. I use 1,6mm rod with about 25~30 amp. In my experimentation i think it's a little hot. But whith less amp i find the puddle really long to form and i m scared to put to mutch heat. Any tips on that ? Is to make bicycle rack.

[@krazziee2000]

very nice , good lesson, thanks for the help ...

[@laurenceleeroceta8772]

12 in the morning in my place still watching your videos. Hello uncle jody may i request you can make video on tutorial about tig rod. Example this tig rod number

[@laurenceleeroceta8772]

Example tig rod ER706 use in this metal or can be use also in alloy. Im willing to see and wait for that episode.

[@SAM-t6k7s]

Please do video about deformations at welding of stainless steel in a 0,5-0,8 mm thick and how to remove deformations thanks in advance

[@rickdalton7907]

Do you switch to Ar/CO2 for steel or use pure Argon?

[@paulmorrey733]

Thanks Jody

[@tomray949]

Jodi. I get something from each and every one of your vids. I picked up some 309 LSI , just to play around with. Have you ever compared 309 L to 309 LSI ?

[@63256325N]

Thanks for the video.

[@Rifleguy4570]

How many Amps are you using?

[@Keithskane]

Hey jody have you ever run metalcore? Not complaining about the videos there top notch, it would be a change from tig videos, you no shake it up alittle??

[@WakeUpBuildUpLevelUp]

Hey , thanks a lot for the videos so far. I took a welding course in college and enjoyed it especially working with MIG and TIG. I am curious though, for these older guys I read on forums having major eye work done on them from welding, how common is it to see issues from Welding even with proper PPE?

[@McNeillWelding]

Jody, thank you so much for your incredible channel. Your video content is very informative and my favorite on KZbin. I just made my first purchase at weldmonger.com and am very excited to use your products. I look forward to continue learning and greatly appreciate your work.

[@mrgreenswelding2853]

Isnt that called 1f position?

[@evilokc]

hey jody. I love the videos. keep them coming. I have a question. im pretty new to tig welding. I have an eastwood tig 200. im welding in a patch panel on the firewall of my truck. its 18g steel. im using a #7 cup a gas flow rate of 15 and 20amps. I was looking for .045 rod but they dudnt have it so I have .035. do these setting sound right to you? any tips on this would be appreciated.

[@camscott9141]

Didnt Brad weld this piece?

[@sylvestresanchez4848]

Thank you

[@mordantly]

Great info... Just a tad quiet last 1/4 of the vid.

[@nanukhapunga]

nic vid jody...

[@Aint1S]

Is your app almost ready for Android?

[@AlexWeld89]

Очень хорошо :-) спасибо )

[@fetalmistake5624]

Hey Jody, did you ever watch the Video "TIG Welding Technique: Lay Wire Tips and Tricks" by Weld dot com? And if you did what is your opinion on "Mr. Tig" being a long time welding instructor and not even knowing the Laywire Technique? In my opinion he kind of tries to talk it down so much because "what he doesnt know cant be a proper technique right?"

[@manoeljunior766]

Vc eu cara mestre brasil

[@SilvaN13]

Перевод бы услышать

[@jacobkern4922]

You’ve mentioned a guy named Russ and him having a interesting tug technique, could you or someone point me toward his Instagram please?

[@GUNNER12R]

A pretty weld is not always a good weld , agreed but seldom will a good weld not be pretty.

[@eksine]

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