Great tips Cub! Loving that filler wire demo.

This guy sounds like my son when he comes home stoned and pretends to act normal.

@csmash342

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@christopherhorne8665

2 жыл бұрын

I thought he sounded like he was about to cry during some parts of this like he was rather unsure of himself and what he was saying.

Man Cub RULES! Even when he fails.

I committed all these days ago and didn’t know why. Thanks to you now I know what caused it. You should feel good for your efforts. Now practice these tip tomorrow. Good job. I thank. You :jeff

This was really good! I especially liked the side-by-side of the filler wire being contaminated. I've seen my wire glow and sparkle like that before and I never knew what was causing it. Thank you!!! How did you film this by the way? I mean, what kind of darkening filter did you use? Your footage is some of the best I've seen on the internet. Well done.

Very good tips . The way you show the fillet wire being contamined without shielding gaz helps me a lot . It's obvious but it hadn't crossed my mind .

Thank you, that was a good video. I will have to try the pulse feature again.

On Tip 4 what was you welder setting ..for current time on and background amps

Great video Mike!!! I was watching Bob on a video he did with Blue Demon stainless steel flux core mig wire. I was wondering if this would work on stainless steel like you did in this video? Can you try it on some stainless steel pipe and see if you don't need to back purge it? Thank again ManCub!!! Flame On!!!

Thanks man helping me alot im in college welding right now alpreciate you

I needed this!!!!! Thx cub

My Everlast 250 EX is going on 13 years...still working great! Great video....always good to watch anything about tigging.....you can always learn something!

@ajsironworks3937

3 жыл бұрын

Dude that’s awesome I bought mine in 2014. Glad to hear it’s a good machine

@everlastgenerator

3 жыл бұрын

Hell yes!

Thanks for the tips. I do mistake #1 choosing the wrong filler metal size

thanks mate greeting from Indonesia 👍👍

Awesome! Thanks!

good tips thanks..

Good idea

Thanks man!!!!

Hey mate I have just started using my tig welder...it's a cheap Chinese type 200 a dc...problem is it's acting like a plasma cutter way too aggressive...I feel the polarity is wrong...how do I fix this as it has the pin type and can't be swapped over

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Great tips.. love to see more tips on thin sheet metal ie fussion welding...and tip on spot weld thin sheet metal ie 20-22 gauge with tig welding simular to cold welding .

@everlastgenerator

3 жыл бұрын

We'll add them to the list

Loved you as Jesse in Breaking Bad!

Q tal uno en Español sería grandioso gracias x compartir muchos Éxitos saludos desde Duitama Colombia

Tips for tig welding some sch 10 304 ss pipe to mild steel flange, such as gas sheilding, & diameter filler wire! I do belive i read to use a 309l as filler but other than that im not exactly to sure! I've just registered for advanced welding classes but need to get my car back up & operating with a new turbo although i need to sawp exahaust manifolds since the stock set up is pathetic on the cruze with it's many flaws & i figured I'd be better off upgrading rather than spending close to 1k for a 12oz sized sack of turd! Please & TIA for any assistance!

A tip when using .023 mig wire cut a good length off your roll the put one end in a vise the other end in a dril... pull tight on wire as you twist the wire with tenson on it.. pull on wire as you twist untill it brakes.. your wire is now straight and no more bending or flexing wire...

@everlastgenerator

3 жыл бұрын

Great tip

@ralphwaters8905

3 жыл бұрын

I think another similar approach that should work is to replace the drill with vice grips. Smack those pliers with a hammer to stretch the wire slightly. I've also used this technique to straighten tubing and it works like a champ.

How much gas pressure do you use?

@christopherhorne8665

2 жыл бұрын

2x the lens size. So a number 6 is 12 cfh maybe a little higher is a good rule of thumb. Too high and it can wash the puddle or waste shielding gas.

I'm starting school soon and really nervous. More excited but nervous and worried

@zeropoint7665

3 жыл бұрын

Don't be....it's fun. When other students are F*!%ing off, stay in your booth and weld weld weld. Enjoy school because the job is much more difficult.

I think arc length is even more important than keeping your filler inside the gas shield. I think noobs pretty much *always* have too long an arc. (I sure did. Still do, I think!)

@everlastgenerator

3 жыл бұрын

Very true. That comes with practice for sure.

nothing like trying to tig when your stood on one foot, controlling the peddle with the other, bracing the part, and stooped down to your work bench. y'all make welders, do you make extra arms to? lol

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