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@@gnarlock3927⚡ 🤣🤣🤣

No, these settings are for fcaw,half inch thick coupons where testing is x-ray. The most failed test because of lack of fusion in the root . Voltage is set much higher than gmaw.

You do it enough,it will eventually bite you⚡🤣

No seriously he struck it on his Nose ! And no .... he didn't do That again 🤣

@robertsherman8887 was his name Johny Knoxville?

🤣🤣🤣🤣 No his name was Terry Love and yes he was a little Unhinged....

@@vsupps1 that's a pretty soy comment 🤣

It’s not like that, you can be completely leather clad and sitting on a rubber stool- it still gets you sometimes😅 it’s not actually travelling through the circuit, it’s around the circuit- by that I mean it’s in the air, and sometimes it finds you 😂 You don’t get a nasty shock, it’s more like your arm feels like your funny bone😂😂😂

@@mitchfraser6897 it's all good bro, my content is very simple. I appreciate you digging deeper. I teach welding and my shorts are aimed at the new and curious welders. A young guy asked" what would it feel like if the hf gets you?" So I made a quick vid.

@@whatareuduingtell him it feels like being shocked by a 120 outlet, but with tingles harder than the 240 usually gives you 😅 also luckily nowhere near the ass kicking the 600 throws your way😜🤯 Very tolerable, but always a shocking experience when it gets you out of nowhere 😂

Yeah.... if you have a leak with a water cooled torch.... Yup That's gnna leave A Mark! I've been shocked many times but with the addition of the water was a direct connection and burned a spot on my thumb.

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@@dannyquiznos8839 the video went over your head, watch it again and see if it clicks, it's not about welding machines🤣

@@beefyboisurpreme8481 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

You caught that ? 🤣🤣🤣

I don't know what you mean by finish product when the plate needs the last pass. I mostly do shorts and give tips . I am a welding teacher as well as a full time fabricator and UA-cam is a hobby I do for free. If you want to see something specific,let me know but if it's over a minute,UA-cam won't put it in the main feed because they aren't making money.

It was a demo of the process ,I had two cameras and two shields and did it by myself . It wasn't a weld demo or I would have to get someone to help. TIP TIG welds don't look like Tig welds because there's no dabbing. They look like lay wire welds. Maybe I will do a quick vid with a camera man and show how nice they look👍

I remember that night and this vid was to show what everyone was thinking🤣👂

That's like saying that a stick welder going to flux needs zero skill . All welding takes skill even flat mig.

I'm a torch guy and never had a problem going flush but this is faster and the lack of washing gets it done with way less heat input .thanks for the comment 👍

It's better if you watch it on a TV because it's louder😂

No small dogs were scared in the filming of this video 🤫

@@jerzy56 Yes, this is the South waterfront of Hamilton Harbour, Hamilton Ontario.

@@ian3967 lol 😆

@@gizahgin1 thanks for your comment,I love photography and this opens a whole new world. It's so easy and inexpensive now.,😃

@@TheRealNeoFrancois in many cases the welding is very old or done in countries of construction origin like China. Nowadays there aren't any cheap aluminum repair companies but one might be cheaper than the next but they still have to adhere to north American aluminum weld standards which have evolved to a much higher level than the period these old welds were created.

This popular Niagara escarpment lookout has a strange name but the autumn leaves bring out its beauty. The big cross contrasts the name.

Yup, they keep making them so someone's obviously buying them, lol

They keep making them so I know someone's buying them, 😂

Always at some point.

@@mds6387 mig is mig and it has its place, I have every process in my shop. TIP TIG is fast Tig with more pen. I'm not sure about which steps you are referring. TIP TIG in a weld shop is an extra super tool to do long welds that are high quality with low weld distortion and stress because it's hot wire. I can't use carbon or stainless mig on most of my jobs because penetration is low. I need tools like this so my shop gets high production and meet the quality requirements when I need it . Comparing mig to Tig is like comparing a Kia Rio to a Corvette 😆it depends on what you're welding. I have two mig machines for simple quick jobs .

Cool, thanks for the tip

@@fatboiqwerty8586the one in the vid is a 400 but I have a 350 too. It's the best power source to use with TipTig . You can use other makes but this is the preferred by Tip Tig USA.

It's even worse when your glasses fall in the hole when ice fishing😆 I have a friend who dives and glasses are one of the most popular finds .

I love it ! 🤣🤣🤣

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@@randyoake3495 yes, I use pulse and pulse on pulse with TIP TIG, great on aluminum 👍

Contact tim@tiptigusa

@@GNelson1989 we have a mega million dollar pipe scope to rebuild a big icebreaker and this is going to change the game. We will still use conventional tig for on site connections in position where we have to but we will use it where it makes sense. You can do stainless pipe and CuNi pipe .

@@whatareuduing dude that's fucking dope, however the Boilermakers don't adapt to change haha we'll probably never end up using it in my union

@@GNelson1989 most people have a hard time thinking outside the box. You sound like that's not a problem. I'm in ship building and repair and I got a couple of these rigs for my shop and after a year and a half they finally see the outside of the box and we are using it. I'm a tig welder of many years and when I first saw this I was all over it. It takes a bit to get used to (like a week or two) but when you see how fast you get work done it's a no brainer. I've worked with boiler makers and once they find their groove it's hard for them to budge. It takes guys with your attitude to change the game,good luck✌️

@@whatareuduing I'm totally open minded, I'll start talking about this at work and see if anyone even knows about ill even mention it to our instructor at the hall.

@@GNelson1989 when they actually see , that's where the brain clicks. Like I said ,I'm in a shipyard dominated by flux and stick and that's how it's always been but when you learn how to use this for pipe and get 3times the work done and still pass all the X-rays, that's what turns the heads. If you need any contacts I can set you up ✌️

@@dimeweld Elon musk used it on SpaceX rocket hulls to drastically reduce distortion and his quality increased and weld defects went close to zero.

@@devonswindell9735 tiptig is 4times faster travel speed and half the heat input because of the hotwire , just think about that for a minute. I'm a tig welder and the set up is negligible when you have 250 ft of weld to do. I love regular tig but one handed tig is great when you have a lot of weld and now the company is using it to replace flux and mig in certain jobs because of no smoke.

@@FireGamerFusion_YTYT 😼🤔🤣

@@FinleyMacIntosh 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣