TIG Welding Thin Parts

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[@penguiin12]

man this guy "Justin" is obsessed with metal and welding or something dude do you ever talk about anything else?????????

[@fierywinterfire441]

Thats my step dad, He was so happy he called my mom losing his mind, i got home from work, and then i was shown the video

[@cs-gj3yf]

He been using it much?

[@rusty_restorations36]

1/16 tungsten is also very handy for less than 50 amps in my opinion

[@bwcordes]

That was a great video. I really appreciate how you showed what was going on at the machine, and with the pedal. In regard to your customer, I find it difficult to understand why he wouldn't just go with a bulkhead fitting. I know there's not a lot of room, but I also know it is effective, and most likely more cost effective than having something welded.

[@theimpatientbrewer]

This is the video I have been looking for since I started TIG welding. Now I just need to get a welder with the foot pedal instead of the hf button on the torch. 😂. Great content, I have learnt so much from you. Thank you for putting in the time to help us learners.

[@abitoffcenter383]

All shaky and whatnot?!? Justin, that was MINT!! Thank You Sir for posting this. Low amps stuff is definitely not my strongest attribute, BY FAR.

[@raymondw7875]

I have done this modification to the gas tank inlet/sending unit before and found another way. Rather than welding where the tube passes through the flange I welded (a couple good tacks is all that was needed) a bracket inside the flange which the tube also passed through. Then soldered where the tube passes through the flange to create a seal. Your way is definitely superior, but my skill level is not there yet. By continuing to follow along on your channel hope to improve my skill. I thank you for everything I have already picked up in a short time.

[@colonialroofingofnorthcaro441]

Low amperage is one of my biggest problems on setting the machine up to work well

[@Cap.RedBeard]

Personal experience on thinner stainless. 1.6 mm throated tungsten is just lovely.

[@ronmarshall725]

Great video! Please do more with the multiple views!

[@grippgoat]

This was great! Thank you for sharing it!

[@kyleteal5888]

I do these types of repairs for all our restaurants and 20 gauge stainless jobs. I run 16th tungsten and filler high frequency constant and about 20-30 amps on the pedal.

[@0shiny1]

Silly question would a silicone bronze rod have worked better? It would've wetted into that gap very nicely and dare I say would have been a stronger connection.

[@dhanwatiesukhai2524]

Thank you very much Justin. This is very helpful information. It surely helps me understand welding SS.(Andrew here).

[@richardjones38]

Strange how you seemed to be focusing the arc mainly on the edge of the flat plate rather then the tube wall. I'd have done the opposite, as it's effectively a T joint rather than a fillet. Is there a reason for this?

[@evzone84]

Yes please on the low amp stability. I remember in your tungsten videoyou mentioning certain electrodes handled it better, but I'd like to see more on the topic.

[@whoknows3347]

Wonder what a clamp meter would say vs the read out on the machine

[@christophergriffin1695]

Hi, I have watched a few of your videos and have subscribed. I would like some advice, and maybe a lead to a video about tig welding without a foot pedal. My machine came without a foot pedal. it has a port to plug one in but does not have any wires connecting the port to anything. I was wondering how to control the amps in such a case? Thanks Chris

[@GarageFreaks]

Could you go more in depth for when sugaring is acceptable for automotive purposes & more

[@notanymore9471]

Sugaring will cause premature failure if say you weld a stainless exhaust without purge. The backside of the weld getting an oxide will be a stress riser and can result in a cracked weld. So if you care about quality never. Lol.

[@JCWren]

Why did the return line need a purge? Just in case you blew thru it?

[@madmodsgarage1179]

You don't have to blow completely thru it to engage sugaring process on the inside... ask me how I know it ;P

[@TurboDog73TX]

Please, I would like to hear the deal about low amperage stability please.

[@bdpgarage]

I’d like some low amp tips and tricks videos.

[@epluribusunum5405]

Just practice on thin stainless steel and aluminum pieces . It's a big challenge but that's how I have been learning. Now I find aluminum is easier and more forgiving than stainless.

[@bdpgarage]

@@epluribusunum5405I’ve kinda discovered that. 1/8” aluminum is actually pretty forgiving. It’s the thinner stuff that gets tough. Maybe just need to work faster as it always seems to want to burn down on me.

[@paulmorrey4298]

Thanks Justin

[@hopper1aoa15]

Do you ship to Ireland and if so how much would shipping cost....I know you can't predict exactly the costs but ballpark is fine ....great vids been following your channel a long time now....

[@VinoVediVici]

What an outro. 'Coming soon to a theater near you'

[@silentpoet75]

20 gauge and down is easy enough. But I would typically just use less amps and floor the pedal for the most part. Easing off towards the end of course. Just have to move faster the thinner you are welding. Aluminum foil is screaming fast. But it is like any other welding you just have to watch the puddle and move accordingly.

[@LaelaHolden]

I cant believe that hood pad is still alive.... you know where I am when you need more....

[@erikcourtney1834]

For some reason I’ve never tried to that low on 3/32 tungsten.

[@jaredmcquiniff6174]

Love you bro! I hope to see you at PRI

[@ojscustoms9251]

That start up arc on that 325 looks way cleaner than the 225

[@heathnelson6432]

As always awesome job.

[@KZ-yy9pm]

If I got a call telling me I just won a free welder or plasma I’d be excited and thank you at least 5 times and I already own 6k in welding and cutting equipment.

[@kathysarmcandy1992]

That's the stuff I dick with all the time. Tiny parts, tiny welds, tiny space, tiny x,y,z, heat-time-travel. Maddening. Almost have to burst tack it, as you go. Put the rod there, floor it once. Repeat, to not overheat it. Very tapered electrode and tons of shielding gas. Or, if you can per item, heat it some with propane torch, like a ten second blast. Makes it wet out easier, than cold.

[@rossy83]

Pepperidge Farm remembers when videos on this channel weren't ads... :(

[@Fizzure3000]

I've never heard a person be so unenthusiastic winning a brand new MIG machine lmao I would at least sound a little happy about it

[@fishhuntadventure]

Some people are self conscious and don’t do the game-show screams. Look at the ‘step-dad’ post- he was excited, just controlled and suppressed on the phone call. It’s not always just the trees in front of you.

[@Fizzure3000]

And I'm not saying he should go "WOOOOOH YEAAAAAH" , but he could have sounded a little excited about it instead of just "nice, thanks" lol@@fishhuntadventure

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Will you ever be able to do a giveaway that includes Canadians?

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[@LetGaiaLive]

DON’T squeal like a pig!

[@DCweldingAndArt]

Ones in downtown Vegas, the other in your hometown backyard. I try not to compare ANYTHING about my tools/shop/life to ANYONE who lives in Vegas lol apples to oranges. But, "same rules apply" to what we do. And pride in our work is equally achievable.

[@YouCantSawSawdust]

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[@georgeanet411]

Am I the only one who can’t wait for WWM LIVE 2?

[@John.Flower.Productions]

I know several welders that can weld two halves of a Coke can together, without even reducing the diameter of the can.

[@jeremyhanna3852]

I just tig braze small stuff

[@danielsplayhouse3804]

Not to be a Debbie Downer or krusty krab but wouldn't it make more sense to use silica bronze on something like that instead of trying to use stainless steel filler??

[@ClownWhisper]

Oh my God why didn't he take the fixture table fix your tables cost a freaking fortune

[@AleksandarJakovljevic-rd9uk]

Samo da ima prevod na srpski ili hrvatski

[@borex379]

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[@jrcll7856]

would love seeing more thin metal low amp welding ... stainless and aluminum