Thanks for checking this episode out! Check out my newest ART PROJECT!🔥 kzread.info/dash/bejne/lI2OrcGipqixgtY.html

20 yrs. experience? Kudos to your dad for starting you at 5. You have a great talent and are willing to share. Love your work and insight. Thanks.

Thanks Dusty! Awesome welding and great tips! Love the random act of kindness challenges - not only does that give the receiver happiness, it also gives the giver happiness as well as anyone who witnesses the act! (according to a study on happiness) Dusty is right - spread some joy into the world and we'll all be happier for it!! 😎

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Yo I appreciate that! And you watching as well;) Cheers to you my friend 🤙

Dusty, Do a full video on blow out when welding tubing together and how to prevent it.

Another fantastic video Dusty. I really like the text instructions during the bead shot clips.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers my man! Glad you enjoy:)

Why is it always so easy when You do it... Another great video. Keep up the good work.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

There has been many not so nice ones in my past... trust me😂 Thanks for watching and saying hi!

Great technical detail. Nice arc shots.

Dude, you are a legend. Thanks again for the awesome vids 🙏🏽

The best on KZread

Thank you for the tips as usual! We really appreciate it!

I'm new to the channel, so perhaps you've done this in the past. I would have found it helpful to see the positioning of the work piece through each phase of the welding process. Also, perhaps talking through the pedal action/heat increase & decrease through the welds. Thanks for making these videos and showing machine setup at the start.

Nice. Articulate and a solid example. It's obvious you enjoy your art of welding. Thank you.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Happy to share. Thanks for watching! Cheers:)

Wow, you're experience shows in your welds! I think that was a great looking joint and you made it look easy. Thank you for all the good instruction, I appreciate you and what you do on your channel!

Cheers I think you produce the best welds I've ever seen. Great info too thanks.

Excellent job notice the fillet was welded last ! Great advice 💯👍

Nicely done. As already mentioned the tips displayed in text are a nice feature.

Awesome video and awesome advice on tack placement!!! Another great tip that I hadn't realized can make a difference is when you showed that you had cleaned the inside walls of the joint as well. I just recently got a new Miller Infinity with the HD that enabled me to see that thin line of contaminant coming out of the joint and down the center of the pool. I did not realize it could be traveling in from the inside of the joint. I will be trying your tips in the morning!!! Thanks Dusty!!!!

Thanks, every little bit helps. LARRYMOORE

Really helpful videos Dusty, thanks for doing them. Cheers from Toronto.

Thanks for all your videos. You've helped me tremendously with aluminum joints. Especially helpful is your emphasis on patience at the start of a weld in establishing a proper puddle. The difference between a beautiful and consistent bead and a row of sooty, ugly pebbles seems most often to be the result of impatience and poor prep.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome! Happy I could help! Cheers and thanks for checking out the vid!🤙🙏

Your skills are something to aim for, just fantastic and you’re an excellent teacher as well. Thank you.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Michael. I appreciate you checking the episode out🙏🙏

Thanks for the great tips, will have to try this tomorrow at the shop. Great video!

man your amazing ! great teacher👍🏻great video site!! love your inspiration of life .. dusty🙏🏻🙏🏻🇦🇺

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Peter. I appreciate you checking it out!

Thanks Dusty! I always enjoy your videos.

Outstanding channel Dusty, very educational videos and builds, Thank you for sharing 👍👍👍👍👍

Excellent welding shots, thanks.

Very informative. Thank you!

Great video ! Sir

Killer instruction Dusty! Appreciate the time and the effort you put into these videos 🙌🏼🙇🏻

Good welder...great guy...☝️👍

Hi Dusty..... subscribed as one of your first followers...... Thanks for showing also practical welding like in this episode with square tubing!! BR from Jan, Stockholm, Sweden👷🏻‍♂️👍🏻😊👌🏻

I enjoyed it. Thank you. I would like to know more about the distortion after welding.

Really nice and informative video Dusty. Maybe talk about how much relative heat each type of joint needs. I know for carbon steel on a fillet I try to aim for maybe 10% more heat than a butt joint and 10% less on an outside corner, but that's just me and I'm pretty much a hack welder. Thank you and peace my brother.

Yes! My man D on the favorite metal with a fresh vid! oh snap, I see ya got the logo reppin behind too! Good to see u brother, thanks for putting out another quality one! Been pretty quiet here in youtube-land past cpl weeks

Your welds are ridiculous !!!! Great job and thank you for sharing> really enjoy your videos.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! More to come:)

Thanks for sharing.

P.s. bro, idk if u have or not but, maybe next instructional one you do can include pipe butt/miter. Or maybe the common 3" intercooler aluminum tubing. Smaller tubing, not nuke and gas stuff lol. Pipe for the home guy and beginner. (Technique for exhaust, intercooler, cup holders, manifolds, whatever!) Oh, also, my random act was helping a depressed 14yr old kid feel a little better, who commented on one of my comments. Turned into a lonnngggg convo. He needed guidance lol anyway. PEACE D!

Thnx for the nice clips 👍🏻

Real time welding,outstanding

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

Grinding the out side corner back to about the width of your bead can help the weld profile.

Good stuff and good looking welds as usual. Tack in the corners is solid advice! Thanks bro, I hope someone does something nice for you. .

Excellent I’m just learning

Another great video sir!!

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Craig! I appreciate you man!🙏

Thnx Dusty 🙏 I’m just about to GTAW A36 Sq. tube miter joints as slip joint corners for welding curtain frames and this definitely helps especially when planning the sequence of beads being laid down. The material is a little bit different but the principles of operation are the same Cheers from south of the border in the PNW

Great Job! I really enjoy the videos!

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I appreciate you watching!:)

You rock!

Great video Dusty! I would like to see a video of tig welding a fillet joint in thin material. I’m having problems with burning through or causing the backside of the vertical piece scaling. I’m working with 16 ga to 12 ga mild steel. A video that talks about controlling the heat would be great!

Nice job. Of the scores of videos I've watched, yours is the first I've seen that emphasizes the length of time it can take for the puddle to take shape. During my "apprenticeship" in aluminum TIG, I've fouled up more welds by just not being patient enough to let the puddle form properly. Bad start, bad weld! Thank you for your insight.

Great video dusty! I’d love to see basically the same video, but stainless tubing 1/16” wall. I’m sure it will come up when you get to showing stainless. Keep up the positivity and beautiful dimes brother

Awesome episode. Thanks 👍! I was hoping that one day you gonna make one, about corner welding.. Shout out from London ✌

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Awesome happy to help! I’ll be doing one with pipe as well sometime soon. Basically a 90 degree same as this but a round surface 🤯 Lots of fun:)

@morgostas

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacificArcTigWelding I look forward to that, cause welding pipes are part of my work. 🙌

Hi Dusty, a million thanks for your videos and making tig welding a very enjoyable experience even with some frustration. I you get a gap try this one. Joining two ally tubes together in parallel ( shotgun style) The pipes I have are 32mm OD with a 4mm wall thickness. I would send some samples, but nearly on the other side of the world. I do find this tricky.

Looking forward to this one. I have a project with mitered joints on L channel I'm working up to.

@aaronbuildsa

3 жыл бұрын

It's like Dusty knows - I did the same thing last weekend and .. I need practice. Et voila, a video appears!

The edges of the weld... aka the "toe" Smooth tie in at the toes 👍

Thanks, could you please put a cam on the amps, knowing the amps helps a starter like me understand where I need to be

@jaredhammonds8255

3 жыл бұрын

I used to think so myself but but honestly just getting the experience is far more beneficial. Trial and error and playing with the foot pedal with the amperage he recommended will do wonders for you.

Nicely done. Precision Panel Craft U.K.

Folks, this is great info so pay attention to Dusty. Good camera work of arc and puddle. Thanks

No benefit to beveling first? Great content! Thanks.

Hey can you do a video with doing T joint fillet welds from 3/16 plate to 1/8 round tube

Make a pipe welding demo please. I am learning wwelding as an installation technician, so I would appreciate it greatly.

Good welding is one skill, Pretty weld shots is another challenge. Great job. How many pieces dud you have to weld for this video? Just the one?

Привет. Нормально сделал. Мне больше нравится алюминий сваривать. С нержавейкой много мароки, надо поддув и т.д.

I’m curious: Why do you set the petal to melt the sun at full blast instead of an amperage closer to what the material needs max?

@Goesinya69

3 жыл бұрын

Same

Nice job, I have a problem finding radius corner aluminum tube. Square edges are hard to make pretty

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

A little rounding of the corners with a grinder (within reason) will help the corner profile a bit:)

Hi Justin, do a review on the EWM welding machine, or tell me you put a balance of 30, on EWM how much it will be there from zero +25 and -30

Should cut the weld see if u got full depth weld I stick weld and looking into tig weld looks amazing. Just wondering how deep it got because usually we cut the ends so it can get full gap fill between the two pieces instead of the weld just on top of each other sides

fantastic video! how do you know how far to press the foot pedal, you can not look at the screen of your machine while welding. I have that flat welds work perfectly, but as soon as I want to connect two pieces of aluminum straight or I blow a corner I blow through it too quickly. do you have a tip?

Any tips and tricks for anodized aluminum?

I don't know if you've done a video on this yet, but what's your favorite cup to use for different types of welding (mild, ss, aluminum, etc)?

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Good idea. I’ll maybe do one like that. Appreciate the idea!:)

Really like your videos. Just getting in to them. I was welding up this joint this week (actually mitred alu angle - 2") and I found I was getting better results by grinding the open corners flat so I could get better pen. When I left the points on, I found them kinda thick. That said, the crap off the grinder wheel made the welds really drossy, even though I "cleaned" them with acetone :D What's your view on this?

Good video. So, mitered corner with 1/4" wall angle?

Was the angle of your joint 90 degrees when you finished welding? Its nice to have a great weld but ultimately the angle needs to be correct. Any tips for this.

@Pacific Arc Tig Welding - Dusty, Does that technique of welding the inside corner last help to keep the miter square?

Dusty, how much pedal do you think were you using of that 200A peak? I'm starting to wish I'd gone one or two bigger with my R-Tech (looks a lot like your Everlast, but 150A)..

interesting to see the order you do the welds in , not really the norm , is there a reason for this.

What amps is the machine using when you are welding the joint? I know it's on the peddle at 200 max, but what is the display saying please? Thanks, Paul

When welding mitered corners on tubing especially thicker tubing as you do in this video . Why do you not bevel the edges of the tubing in order to get more penetration and a flatter finished weld ? I would have beveled the edge first was just wondering why you left it square and flat your welding is beautiful I’m not critiquing just wondering I can understand on thin tubing but I usually bevel thicker material 3/16-1/4 and definitely anything thicker

Didn't see any prep for joint or cleaning???No beveling (if grinding smooth)Acetone wipe?

👊🏼👊🏼👍🏼

What material did you use here was this aluminum?

Hey bro, one thing I notice is , a lot of people don't "V out" for the bead when doing tig. I mostly use steel but got my machine to dabble in Aluminum. Is there a reason for this or is it just on Aluminum?

How do i sign up for your on line lessons?

When welding aluminum do you go by the 1 amp per .001 rule? I'm doing a similar project with .065 wall round tubing and I keep blowing through it. I ended at 30amps and still blowing through before I called quits.

@baronvonchickenpants6564

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I'm there too

What are the pulse settings?

No weld prep on joint?.

Ok, this is good, but the joint I am really struggling with is a “T” joint with the same type of aluminum square tube. Never fits flush, because of the rounded corners. Having one fresh cut end welding to a rounded side, they always seem to melt differently. Any tips?

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm. Tough. It’s kind of like a Flange weld then slightly. Or J groove I’ve heard it called. Fill in the gap as best you can, as it’ll fall hollow. Keep an eye on the reinforcement and leg length:)🍻

@tedchiasson4861

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacificArcTigWelding okay thanks! Will keep working on it!

@MidEngineering

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah, the side of a tube will always absorb more heat than an open end. I try to aim/focus the arc more towards the side to compensate. Like welding thick to thin.

I have been trying to follow your instructions, but for some reason, I can make A decent weld and the rest of the other ones are bad.😔

I am new to tig welding I am left handed what hand should I hold the torch in.

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Whatever hand you hold a soup spoon with:) I’m a lefty- left hand soup spoon/ left hand torch🙏

@jensonhartmann3630

3 жыл бұрын

Be sure to get the left-handed torch. It makes things so much easier.

Love your videos, but you need to run a sound filter on the welding portions of your videos. That sound is freaking my speakers out. Not a good sound ha.

How much does your TIG welding course cost? How long is the course?

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

If you Hit me up on my website and get in touch there I can provide more info there :)

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

Www.pacificarctigwelding.com

OK, This was good, but..1st; it was hard to tell the succession of the weld joints. I think you kind of went over it at the end and if I understand it was "butt-outside corner-butt-fillet". 2nd, you need to describe about how much your stepping on the foot pedal. I'm pretty sure you did not weld all those joints at 200 amps. Maybe a little more narrating about the things you automatically do for us fledgling beginners. I'm just saying that the tasks that are second nature to you are not to a beginner. Sorry I don't mean to sound negative just trying to learn. Love your work and thanks for sharing. OH and one other thing. Any tips on using a foot pedal other than sitting, like standing up or kneeling down? I tried it the other day (I was welding steel, repairing a log splitter) and boy was that weird. I've always been a lift arc starter and am new to a pedal & finger trigger. Be Safe, Stay Healthy Tony Marietta, PA

WHEN YOU CAME OVER THE TOP AND DID THE SECOND BUTT WELD , IT LOOKED LIKE YOU WERE ADDING TO THE RIGHT OF THE PUDDLE - ANY REASON FOR THAT ?

Przyjmujesz kogoś na praktykę ?

dam , why does my 200 dollar tig not work the same ?

You said "butt joint".....

@PacificArcTigWelding

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂 The funniest joint of all

@jaredhammonds8255

3 жыл бұрын

@@PacificArcTigWelding butt joint,V groove,penetration... yeah this was definitely started by men lol

@TheRipeTomatoFarms

3 жыл бұрын

@@jaredhammonds8255 LOL

You never told us the thickness or even what metal it was

Mind vaporizing acetone toxic af.