MIG vs. TIG vs. STICK Welding
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
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In the field there are 3 types of portable welding that are most commonly used! Jordan Smith shows us all 3 and how to use them!
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Where can we apply as welder..
im shipyard experience here in the Philippines...,
I wanna work outside Philippines...
Can you help me?
Personally I really like mig welding with my everlast welder even though it can tig as well. Tig welding is too slow for me and stick welding is too messy.
You're confused guy...when running STICK or MIG running DC+ puts the majority heat on the base metal...the heat distribution facts you just gave are for TIG only...not STICK or MIG.
also AC stick weld should be the heat 50-50% since its alternating polatiy. For Mig Fluxcore the Polarity is negative on the electrode which means its similar to to TIG in the terms of heat (majority on the basemetall)
Great explanations. I only mig steel at the moment with my Everlast welder but I understand it can also stick and tig weld. I will have to give those a try.
Love this video.
Thanks for the presentation to get my knowledge about welding get increased. Nice..
You don’t drag solid wire mig! Just sayin!!
Right on, guys! You own channel....I knew it was going to happen. Keep the great content coming.
Today I welded for the first time. My dad gave me a shot of his stick welder and I made some decent progress. I'm only 15 so I think I might go into engineering
I'm a civil engineering student right now, just work hard and do what you're passionate about. If you really enjoy welding be a welder, lots of doors open for you
@@17hunter00 thanks, I'm gonna try as much stuff as possible to see what I like but welding seems like a strong possibility at this point
If you understand the how of welding and you enjoy it... then the art of welding is sure to follow. Some folks can get metal to stay put and that's a good thing, if that's the goal. But then the craftsman welding artist will instantly impress with their skills and leave you guessing just 'how' you got it to look so pretty.
The difference between the 2 welders .. how much they enjoy what they're doing. Live to work ..or.. work to live. Make good choices and good luck!
@@kerrischneider7693 thanks! I'll look into this and see what path I want to take :)
my advice,do it for passion,not for money,if you do it cause of money,u might gave up half way knowing how much we earned..lmao
How interesting to learned about welding.
Awesome subscribed because you shielded the camera❣️
this is the best video i have ever seen on youtube thanks a lot for your big efforts guys i really appreciate.
Still to this day the best kid? 🤣🤣 🤦♂️
are you a welder?
I hate quarantine homework.
Mae , no le entendí ni verga porque hablo español , pero ahí le deje mi like 🤘
he said the tig filler has a copper coating, LMFAO!!!!! gtfoh!!!!
Thank fuck someone explained what the difference is lol thanks
You missed Gas welding! Way too simple video.
Many thanks for such an educational video for a newbie - much appreciated
Most commonly used are TIG, MIG and stick...?
Wtf else is there for welding?
ARC
@@l3anzai28 isn't arc stick?
@@Scrap5000 lol they are all technically arc welders.
But yes, stick is shorthanded as arc.
As for other welders?
>Oxy acetylene
>spot welder
Is what i can think of off the top of my head but i bet there are dozens of diff torch welding machines for various applications.
@@madscientistshusta agreed! there's also friction welding, forge welding, and, get this: in space, metal can cold weld! The molecules can just spontaneously bind together like how two pieces of clay can stick and become 1.
There are probably others, too...
Gas welding, brazing?
sir give me answer..... why tig welding have more strength as compared to mig welding .... give me reasons..???
It's really very simple. MIG welders do not fuse the two metals together; it just melts the rod and leaves the weld behind. It is not bonded much beneath the surface level of the metal though. If you grind away at a MIG weld to polish it up you can grind it away completely and separate the two pieces of metal because they were never truly welded. Mig welders are more like hot glue guns for metal. Strong enough in a lot of cases but you don't want to push it too far.
TIG welding is a modern replacement for the older gas welding. TIG welding actually heats the metal all the way through and fuses the two pieces of metal into one piece of metal. You can grind or machine a TIG weld nice and flat for a "pretty" appearance and not break the two pieces of metal apart because they are no longer two separate pieces of metal.
it is like someone said to him "you have to do this video". he is not in the mode to talk.
What about gasless MIG thats available now.?
For the stick welding off of a generator. What kind of power do you need from the generator to run the welder. Can you recommend generator welder combinations that you have had good experience with. Specifically interested in getting equipment to build something like the mueller metal buildings. Not sure about the thickness but I think the red iron is 10 inch wide flange.
Simeon Kessler Miller Blue Star 185 is a great affordable and portable welding generator that we use extensively. We also hook up to it's 240V receptical to our GMAW and GTAW rigs and it works great.
I like how well you explained the differnces between the 3 types of welding. Thank you very much for this upload!!!
Still lost.
If i want welding my car sway bar, which is better to do.. gas or electric ?
JB weld 5.99 at home depot👍
So which one is the easiest to use/ start with? Not mentioning the names of the type of welders is really unhelpful for someone who’s learning about welding.
WTF is a chillin meadowlark?
For me diffuculty level goes like Mig/mag welding: I can do it. Stick welding: i can do it good enough . Tig welding: No goddamn#*#!^shit×#what the#fuckery
Thx, now I don’t want to weld anymore
I'm a noob but I think stick welding is harder. Maintaining a small arc while moving while the electrode is getting shorter while you cannot see sh+t because of the smoke and splatter is a pain in the +ss really.
Should have started with sth else...
Up to point video, but would be perfect if included flux coated arc in comparasion, and at the end , didnt get why you said to upgrade mig into tig or stick, did you mean the method or just the durability of inverter? thanks and thumbs up
I have a MIG welder and have never had any issues with the welds. Stick on the other hand is reliable but is sometimes sloppy and you can get bad welds. I don't do anything artistic or intricate so TIG is never appealed to me.
Hey buddy thanks for the knowledge. Question: what is the best way to get certified during this pandemic if almost everything about welding is hands on and sometimes within 6ft of the instructor?
Stick is what i learned in high school, so glad i took shop and was taught how to lay a bead. This is just i needed to know thanx!
we dont have shop class at my high school, we just have a shop room with a laser cutter tormach machine and 3d printer
@@scottygg8550 When i was in middle school we had a full metal shop, wood shop and drafting shop....our middle school used to be a high school. I was lucky. The 3D printer hadn't even become a thought yet when I was in high school. LOL!
I graduated high school without having laid a single paw on a computer. I did have typing class though. Ahhhh.... the good ol days.... if you're wondering,.. I graduated in the late 80s in Maryland.
I learned first with a stick welder making cattle guards. At work later on down the road I ended up learning how to TIG stainless. I would like to try mig just for the hell of it though
Tig welding is the "funnest".
I disagree,i like stick better. You can get into a real "zone" and start laying miles of perfect bead.
Its subjective tho😉
I like stick the best yet for now, tig is the best process for me.
I H8 MIG! 😀
This is great I never understood the difference! Thanks for the informative video!
How many welders like stick and tig but h8 mig, seriously?
What would be the best welder for building go cart and ATV frames
Wonderful explanation. This is great. Thanks man. Big up✊
You live in Texas?
Need some recommendations. Just getting into welding. I want to be able to do DIY projects (Metal table legs, shelves, etc) but also be able to help my dad on the farm to repair metal fencing, build/repair bale rings, etc. What type/model/brand of welder would be best for that to start out? I'd like to be able to keep in the back of my truck to go out to remote places if possible. Totally green here.
Stick welder
Greetings:
Farm duties go with stick and for DIY you can use MIG or TIG.
MIG is faster and cheaper (for the most part) than TIG, but TIG you can get a cleaner looking weld.
Personally, my DIY is around RV's and RV parks where a MIG or Stick would be an issue, so I have chosen TIG.
In my opinion if you go with a Stick for farm/outside and a MIG for DIY you may be happier in the long run.
It's possible if you get a TIG/Stick combo you may be grabbing a MIG down the line for big DIY projects that you need to finish quickly cause you will be grinding or painting over welds.
That said a multi-process welder with Stick/TIG/MIG would be a good option, or a MIG/Stick and grab a TIG latter if you choose to do precise work where the weld is a feature of the project.
As for brand etc., that depends on money. I have always been told buy the best you can afford, and that is my advice to you with the caveat that customer service is highly praised by customers i.e.. PrimeWeld brand.
Let us say money is no object then get a Fronius and never look back from what I'm told that machine does most the work for you.
Nice stuff
you forgot to mention autogenous gas welding its similar to tig
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😍 can you guys help me?
Helped me a ton for my class!
Which one do wet welders do
Your video is super nice !!!
if cost is not a problem, which one of these three is the easiest to learn?
Mig welding is easiest to learn
But stick welding is the cheapest to learn since you don't use gas
Great info! thank you
Love these videos thanks guys
good well done
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The ground is negative in the mig process.
Hodgepodge Enginerd wrong. Stick and tig electrode positive. Mig electrode negative
Stick > TIG > MIG
Great video
nice presentation sir.
great work
Nice explanation kind of welding 👍
Very well put, & understandable thnx, you rock.
this is a correct electronic behavior explanation, nice video man.
6minutes well spent! Awesome beards Btw
Man Knows Welders! Great Info!
Would have been nice to see a finished product for each machine. Nonetheless good info. Thanks!