Autogenous Weld - 2 different ways to fuse weld thin wall stainless parts.

Check out our tip showing two different ways to achieve an autogenous weld. #shorts
In the first example, the TIG welding torch is held completely still. The 2 stainless parts are being fused together without filler rod. This is an autogenous weld. As you will see the weld bead is smooth, clean and relatively flat.
In the second example the welding torch is being moved in a small circular motion to fuse the parts together. Personally, I find using this technique on thin-walled parts can help to reduce welding failures. As shown in the video, it produces a 'stacked dimes' pattern and appears to look as if it has filler rod added to the weld.
Two ways to fuse weld thin-walled parts and two different weld finishes.
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