TIG Welding Aluminum, Travel Speed & Porosity

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  • Опубліковано 4 січ 2025

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  • @weldingtipsandtricks
    @weldingtipsandtricks  2 дні тому

    weldmongerstore.com/blogs/weldingtipsandtricks

  • @richardd408
    @richardd408 2 дні тому +6

    Running the bead next to the square really helps demonstrate the speed. Well done video as always.

  • @olddawgdreaming5715
    @olddawgdreaming5715 2 дні тому +1

    Thanks for sharing Jody, great information and showing how it's done. Stay safe, Fred.

  • @eflanagan1921
    @eflanagan1921 2 дні тому +3

    Happiest New Year to you and your family !

  • @mrctuned2844
    @mrctuned2844 День тому

    Happy New Years Jody! Excellent video, we all thank you for the great effort you put into all these videos, you help a lot of people!

  • @dannyl2598
    @dannyl2598 2 дні тому

    Thank you. Happy new year.

  • @Lee-tj8bn
    @Lee-tj8bn 2 дні тому +1

    Thanks, Jody!

  • @opieshomeshop
    @opieshomeshop 2 дні тому +2

    Just to have a little fun, I asked AI to give me something to comment on this video. This is what I got from AI. LOL...
    ~ Here’s how six famous actors might plausibly praise a great welding video, tailored to their personas:
    Tom Hanks:
    "This welding video is a masterclass in craftsmanship-absolutely riveting work!"
    Samuel L. Jackson:
    "Now that’s some badass welding! Precision like that deserves a standing ovation."
    Keanu Reeves:
    "Whoa. This welding is breathtaking. The skill, the focus-pure art in motion."
    Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson:
    "Incredible work! That welding technique is fire-literally and figuratively!"
    Robert Downey Jr.:
    "Looks like Tony Stark’s workshop got some competition. That’s next-level welding right there!"
    Morgan Freeman:
    "Witness the art of welding, where sparks fly and metals unite to tell a timeless story of craftsmanship." ~

  • @wildman318
    @wildman318 2 дні тому

    Excellent work… Happy New Year

  • @richardellis3141
    @richardellis3141 2 дні тому +1

    great lesson, thanks

  • @rudyrivera7426
    @rudyrivera7426 4 години тому

    Thanks for sharing! 👌👍

  • @hoodznchromez4179
    @hoodznchromez4179 2 дні тому

    Here’s something interesting…i was using er2319 filler recently to weld a jt8 aluminum thrust reverser fairing. First time using it….i found if i camped out too long it was almost like the puddle would overheat and burn. So i picked up speed and heat and it turned out just fine. Just found that odd. I can’t remember the base metal but was 2000 series.

  • @WojnarskiWeldingFabricaion
    @WojnarskiWeldingFabricaion 2 дні тому

    Love it awesome video happy new year 🎊

  • @patricksalmon3494
    @patricksalmon3494 2 дні тому

    Merci et bonne année Jordy

  • @malbrandow7382
    @malbrandow7382 2 дні тому +1

    For your tungsten, was it 2% Lan. or E3?
    Just curious

  • @ainbella752
    @ainbella752 2 дні тому

    Thanks for the great tips! Do you have any advice to weld 1/4 inch alu tube with thickness 0.035 inch for butt weld? Currently we used filler r5356

  • @joaolucio6028
    @joaolucio6028 2 дні тому

    Bom dia parabéns pelo vídeo show de bola

  • @eflanagan1921
    @eflanagan1921 2 дні тому

    Why do some prefer #5 cup or #8 or a gas lens with bbw glass ?

    • @mrctuned2844
      @mrctuned2844 День тому

      On aluminum, a #5 standard collet body cup will provide a nice narrow etching path that isn't much wider than most common welds seen in a typical shop. Ad you weld thicker materials you may run out of gas coverage and have to bump the cup size up to cover the "wider" weld. Some people prefer gas lenses on aluminum, but there are times when it is required, such as active gases (Stargon AL).

  • @moretoastedthanatoasterstr9773
    @moretoastedthanatoasterstr9773 Годину тому

    Rich is that you?

  • @asephendri1459
    @asephendri1459 2 дні тому

    take me as your disciple, sir

  • @AviMoto650
    @AviMoto650 2 дні тому

    ❤😊😊cool !