Advice for new TIG welders. The fast and efficient way to get GOOD!

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    Welcome to my latest UA-cam video where I share my basic advice for brand new TIG welders. If you're just starting out in the world of welding or you're looking to try your hand at TIG welding, this video is perfect for you!
    In this video, I'll cover the basics of TIG welding, including selecting the right equipment, setting up your workspace, and getting started with proper technique. I'll also share my experiences with welding, the machines I recommend, and how to start practicing the correct way.
    I've been a proficient TIG welder for 10 years and have seen many new welders struggle to get started with TIG welding. That's why I created this video to share my expertise and help you get started on the right foot.
    So, whether you're interested in pursuing welding as a career or just want to try your hand at TIG welding as a hobby, this video is for you! Be sure to tune in and don't forget to like, comment, ask questions, and subscribe to my channel for more welding tips and tutorials.

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  • @twentyninecycleworks
    @twentyninecycleworks Рік тому +2

    Your advice rings true. You do get better, quicker than you think.

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому +1

      Yeah for sure! We know it’s difficult .. but it’s not thatttt difficult . If you practice .. you will
      Get good!

  • @Srt10ManMedia
    @Srt10ManMedia Рік тому +1

    Always good to learn from someone who does such great work!

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      Thanks man! I’m aiming to share quality knowledge !

  • @notyourbrotherinlaw2092
    @notyourbrotherinlaw2092 Рік тому +1

    This video has helped me more than anything else - thank you

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      Dude that is awesome to hear ! Glad you are getting value out of it! Thank you for watching !

  • @mysterygarageCA
    @mysterygarageCA Рік тому +2

    That’s exactly what all the welders that I know would tell me. Three months later my frustration went away. I still need a lot of practice but I’m a lot more comfortable welding anything.

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      Yeah man - just have to keep going you know? Never give up . But starting with the basics like fuse welding (autogeneous) is key!

  • @luisrodriguez2302
    @luisrodriguez2302 Місяць тому +1

    Great channel💪🏽! Do you use any specific tungsten and rod depending on the material? Or it’s not necessary to change it? For example for stainless and steel.

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Місяць тому +1

      @@luisrodriguez2302 no sir ! Same tungsten 1/16” 2% Ceriated . Yes i change the rod from stainless to mild. I use suoermissile for stainless and er 70 for Mild and chromoly

  • @paulmcdonald3570
    @paulmcdonald3570 Рік тому +1

    What are your thoughts on fusing a joint together letting it cool then repeating with filler rod? Please explain your reasoning

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      I would say that it’s not a good practice… not being a bully- but heating / reheating the material more than you need to is never good . Just make your first and only pass with filler and call it a day. Is there a reason your doing this ?

    • @paulmcdonald3570
      @paulmcdonald3570 Рік тому +1

      @@KULLYCO I was just thinking in the terms of practice

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому +1

      @@paulmcdonald3570 oh for just practice ! Yes - tear it up , any thing you can do to have the torch in your hand more is a positive I think

  • @legospeedshop
    @legospeedshop Рік тому +1

    I have a dumb question, but are you supposed to touch the tungsten to the metal to weld it? I know not to touch the filler to the tungsten, but I mean the metal itself

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому +1

      No sir - when your welding you will have your tungsten real close to the material… but it will not touch . If you touch it - it will ruin the tip of your tungsten

  • @R1Custom
    @R1Custom Рік тому +1

    To add, can I Tig weld Aluminum with THE EVERLAST POWERMTS 141SI

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      I cant comment on this with certainty as I am not familiar with this machine.. but I am sure you can.

    • @R1Custom
      @R1Custom Рік тому

      Can you recommend a machine that I can purchase to weld Aluminum for a budget or $800 to $1200 please.

  • @peters5333
    @peters5333 Рік тому +1

    I'd love a Miller Dynasty 210 but yikes...! yes, its a little spendier. I purchased a Primeweld Tig225x when starting and I highly recommend it. Just buy a bigger welding cart if you do.

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      I’ve heard good things about those machines! Glad it’s working well for you . Yeah the dynasty stufff can get pricey . I bought mine a few years back when they were slightly cheaper :)

    • @peters5333
      @peters5333 Рік тому

      @@KULLYCO the key to tig welding as you stated is practice. and comfort! Primeweld also just came out with a new TIG box a 325 model but looks a little sophisticated for me.

  • @simon-christopherchung885
    @simon-christopherchung885 Рік тому +2

    This video is amazing in value and good knowledge transfer but your voice and speed of speech nearly killed me

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому

      Sorry dude ! I can help in a lot of ways - but i can’t change my voice 😂

  • @tamzinbeauchamp2880
    @tamzinbeauchamp2880 Рік тому +1

    Not dissing your skills but....
    1000% self taught......but then you said you did tig welding tuition in high school ????
    You do also have the advantage of a father that is involved in motorsport.....just saying. 🤔

    • @KULLYCO
      @KULLYCO  Рік тому +1

      Yes all true data - to an extent ! My dad didn’t weld, nor did my high school class teacher know how to weld ! Lol the tig welding was 1000 percent self taught by myself and a friend of mine together . It yes i could see that being a bit misleading