These arc shots are really useful to get a feel for what I'm supposed to be seeing, thanks. I'm about two hours into my first TIG welding and I never expected that you need to stay in one place for so long at the beginning of a run. And without the foot-cam I also wouldn't have expected that most of that time is at full power. Great stuff.
My first thought was, watching your movements is like watching a machine. So smooth and deliberate. The foot pedal cam is really helpful. It gives reference to how and when you show start slowing up on the amps. Good stuff!!!
U my friend r my hero! I'm a sub of your show and have learned so much from u ,please keep that second window open showing your foot control it helps with my form, also the sound helps me in school I'm trying to do the best I can and use your practice tips all the time, thank u so much for your videos
Another great video Dusty. BTW I really appreciate that you include Metric and Standard measurements. And the picture in picture of the foot pedal is helpful, thank you for adding that. I'm sure it's a fair amount of extra effort in filming and editing.
I first started welding using acytelene, then MIG. Always wanted to learn TIG. I've been told that since I started with gas, and understand driving with a clutch, TIG is fairly easy. That being said..you are the only one that I have found to Actually show what your foot is doing in relation to the heat of the base material. Thank You...keep this Awesome content coming.
Precisely what I needed to get started. Short and clear tips. I thank you Sir. I’ll be posting my results on IG. (So good to see your 20” in the back 🤟🏽)
So many haha. Unfortunately I had to side feed a bit due to welding around the camera. But all good. It will change the way you put the rod in, so just a matter of paying attention to how it’s feeding:)
I cannot seem to weld that controlled at 130 amps 0.125" thick If i was that much into the pedal, I'd blow right through it...maybe the amperage is not calibrated on the same on my machine.
Pacific Arc Tig Welding thanks, that actually helped a lot. I was starting up to low and taking too long to get a puddle going and by then the part was scorching hot and beyond saving pretty much...been Tig welding since Tuesday so lots to figure out still. I’ll run a coupon and tag you on Instagram...it won’t look anything like yours I’m sure hehe. Keep up the good work. It’s been really helpful and I appreciate your positive attitude.
