Amazing TIPS to Mig Welding Sheet Metal like a PRO!

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In this video, we're going to show you some tips and tricks to mig welding sheet metal that no one talks about! If you're new to the art of welding, or you just want to improve your skills, then this video is for you!
We're going to teach you how to mig weld sheet metal correctly, so you can create beautiful welds that look great and hold up to wear and tear. We'll also give you some insider tips on how to mig weld sheet metal fast and easily, so you can get your projects done faster!
So whether you're a beginner or a seasoned welder, be sure to check out this video! It will teach you everything you need to know about mig welding sheet metal.
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7 июл 2022

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@brianclarke3476 Год назад

You sir are a great teacher. This is is coming from a 63 year old guy.

@andylawton9116 Год назад

You are now my go to guy, I’ve dabbled with painting and welding, I’ve unsubscribed from every other channel, and before I do a task, I check your channel out. Thanks very much, and don’t stop ❤

@Rick-O-Shay60 Год назад

A lot of helpful information in this video. How to fill holes was something I have struggled with. Thanks for showing how to fill holes, and avoid them while welding sheet metal with a Mig.

@jonathandavid3632 Год назад

Even a child can learn from the simplicity of your teaching. Thank you for taking the time to share your experience and knowledge. All the way from Trinidad...

@sail235aeh 2 года назад

66 yrs old and have been hobby welding panels forever. Learned more in an hour than trying to perfect it on my own. Many Thanks guys !

@charlespartak2435 Год назад

cant tell you how many times ive blown through on a patch panel weld at the seam. it still happens , but not nearly as often as when i started . you adapt as you learn. you cant learn without making mistakes . good video , thanks again Travis

@sonnywinstead9977 Год назад

Nice video. Dude is a great teacher.

@rmckayne

As an Old Man, I will recommend to reduce the tension to the rollers. In 1983 a Representative from HTP gave me some tips on how to begin on Mig. HTP was specifically Aiming to Body Shops. And one of the very important setting was the tension. And adjust by sound at the lower setting on a piece of scrap metal of the same gauge. I love your cars on the back. I own a Red 1956 Bel Air, when I was in my 20’. Now am 64 but still doing some of this stuff for some Old Customers. Great Video! Keep Helping We Needed.

@backyardkombi5466 2 года назад

What an incredible video. Please keep doing these basic tutorials with Chris.

@davidlongo7293 2 года назад

Great instructional video! Years of experience, trial and error, and knowledge passed on to your viewers. Thank you.

@ClintsStreetMachines Год назад

I like the way you hold the torch with your left when your cooling, I always hold it with the right and then fumble with my left for the air. Simple thing but it helps me a lot! Thanks Travis.

@class5bodyworks 2 года назад

Great instructional! My brother is a 30+ year industrial welder and we've had that argument before about him not being able to weld thin metal. Two different animals. He also refused to use auto darken helmets( didn't trust them) until he had to stick his head under his car to do some exhaust work. That benefit of not flipping the hood made a believer out of him. He always grabs my hood now.🤔

@SixShootinHellfire Год назад

This video is awesome, I've just started getting into this and tackled a massive floor pan job wish I could have watched this before I started. I did end up going to c8 instead of c25 and found a major difference butt welding patches of new 18g to 45year old sheet metal.

@junkyarddawgfixit8970 Год назад

Great video content and presentation. Trial and error is what gains experience on this stuff and after spending many hours working with mig and sheet metal it has become obvious that setting the voltage a little hotter and adjusting your torch distance to the panel creates a good balance for this type of work, you can actually control the heat by moving, slightly closer to or further away from the panel without having to adjust the heat control on the machine. This does of course require a compatible gas flow and wire speed setting.