How To Turn a Stick Welder into a TIG Welder

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Check out this video on turning stick welder into a TIG welder.
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@hankjr1571 6 лет назад

God bless you sir, I've been welding for 20 years and alot of experienced welders take joy in watching beginners struggle. it's takes men to show boys what manhood is. I've always been one to help and I really believe that is one of the things that set the best apart from the job scared guys. Love to see anyone get better at their craft. Your awesome brother

@bobmoffatt4133 6 лет назад

Thanks for the kind words and support.

@scottpaulsen2649 5 лет назад

To many job scared people watch newbies struggle

@garyteague4480 5 лет назад

Hank Jr I agree ! When I started welding a Missouri Drydocks back in the middle 70’s there where some guys that would show you a few tricks but most of the would not show me little tricks of the trade to help me get to journeyman and it took me years to get there so when I got there I began teaching the new guys as soon as they hired on and most all them became journeyman in about a year or more

@joeestes8114 4 года назад

Iam the first one to ask if i dont understand something and have always preached there's no dumb questions!

@mundomxbalt7939 4 года назад

F wraiht is bunch master off wellding but very afew the sharing the experience like you man thank you so much.

@jamesburba1995 6 лет назад

Hello Bob ! I'm a 70 year old disabled Vietnam vet, and have been learning welding, so I don't have to send out my work as my son and I build cars. I truly appreciate your excellent instructional videos, and my welding has improved a lot faster than I expected it to, due to the help you, and some others have published. Myself, and I'm quite sure, the other veterans who watch your videos, enjoy and learn quite a bit from the wonderful help you provide. THANK YOU !

@bobmoffatt4133 6 лет назад

James Burba Thank you for the support and feedback, sir.

@rihamy2nd 6 лет назад

James Burba Thank you for your service, sir.

@tofanedward9049 6 лет назад

Thanks for your service, sir!

@markopalikko6986 3 года назад

@@tofanedward9049 exactly

@jordanatkins1998 2 года назад

Thank you for your service sir

@tombeals8980 6 лет назад

Done this many times just as you mentioned, putting a root pass on a pipeline. Excellent videos. 50 some years as a welder and I still enjoy watching and learning. Thank you.

@robertsantiago953 4 года назад

First time i hear someone welcoming anybody who wants to come to his shop ! I give you my respect for saying that . You're the best

@dixieoutlaw4x4 4 года назад

I wish there were more teachers and instructors like you! Thanks for the video

@tonyb337 6 лет назад

You are a good man sir, my son SSG Nicholas P. Bellard gave his life for his country in Iraq, he was well respected because he was always going out his way to help others. I raised 4 sons alone and told them to help your neighbor when you can, I guess he was listening,according to all the letters and phone calls I received pertaining to his way of helping others. My grandma always told me that you will never get rich helping others but you will die a wealthy person.

@rtkville 6 лет назад

Bob you'r a good teacher and a hell of a guy... thanks for being so kind to our vets!

@micjam1986 6 лет назад

I cant tell you how much I appreciate you stepping up and helping our Vets!! They deserve our full support at every turn. God bless you sir!!

@Kawka1122 3 года назад

Veterinarians?

@kdmellor 6 лет назад

Bob, love your videos. I'm a total novice at welding and find your videos extremely helpful. They've done a lot to build my confidence and inspire me to try things I might not have dared to otherwise. Your camera angles and content are excellent and you do such a great job of explaining things without a lot of fluff. It's like having a pro looking over my shoulder telling me how to do things right.

@Kb1ltg 6 лет назад

Hello, I have learned so much from your informative videos, you sir are the "Tubal Cain" of the welding world! I just wanted to convey a hearty "Thank You" for investing your time and knowledge to those who wish to either learn or improve their welding skills. Best of luck in all you endeavor to do. "There is never time enough to do it right...But always time to do it again" "Buy the best you can afford, purchasing quality tools and equipment only hurts once, garbage or inferior tools and tooling continue to cost you long after the initial purchase" - Two of my late Grandfather's favorite sayings...

@chuckmason7930 2 года назад

Oh my, I didn't think anyone remembered Tubal Cain. Some really great books

@EastCoastWoodworking 6 лет назад

Thanks for the video Bob, to many people think they have to buy these very expensive welding machines to TIG weld and the reality is all they need is a buzz box, argon bottle and TIG torch. I weld off my gas drive all the time, its how I learned to weld years ago. you learn arc control very quickly when you have 200- 300 feet of welding cable drug out threw a paper mill, you cannot be running back and forth to the truck to adjust amperage when your welding Stainless pipe.

@blakereaser6777 6 лет назад

By buzz box do you mean AC welder only?

@EastCoastWoodworking 6 лет назад

AC or AC/DC the younger generation will call them old fashioned transformer machines, down and dirty straight welding machines not an inverter machine. For AC on aluminum you can get a HF and your off and running. Simple and works great.

@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire 6 лет назад

I learned how to weld with a Lincoln AC-225 back in high school. Did a bit of DC welding around the ranch with a Lincoln "Pipeliner" unit, but never really knew the difference since they both seemed to work the same for the steel pipe we were using for fencing. 20 or so years ago, I stumbled across an AC-225 on Craigslist and I've used it for a lot of things, including 200+ ft of steel picket fencing built from scratch in my backyard. There's some things that I really wish I had a TIG unit for. Is there anyway to adapt the AC-225 for TIG or must it be DC?

@JoyStickFanatic 3 года назад

@@CurmudgeonExtraordinaire you can get a tig pig unit

@karasz236 6 лет назад

That's how I have been learning. Scratch start on a Hobart stickmate. TIG was all scratch start when it first came out from what I gathered. Cool video

@dragcarbuilder2075 6 лет назад

Thanks for sharing that video I truly enjoyed it as a welder fabricator you never truly stop learning in this business and when you think you can't learn anymore in my opion it's time to hang it up!! This just taught me I can get by with what I have, my Tig machine gave up the gas after about 15 yrs of just about daily working and it was old and I needed to buy a new one but needed other equipment!! Thanks again!!

@tonybaggett1984 6 лет назад

Great video! Proof again that Bob and Jody are the only people worth watching on RU-vid to learn welding.

@NSW 6 лет назад

Tony Baggett yes they are awsome

@rlund3 6 лет назад

I like them both too. Miller is starting to put out 1 minute videos that are great for basics also.

@tonybaggett1984 6 лет назад

Miller is good and Eastwood is making some nice videos. But Jody and Bob make videos that aren't product specific. They teach welding for everybody with any type of machine like this video shows.

@kanalstreet8431 6 лет назад

www.patreon.com/Bogbatina

@ranjitshajaigaon.4951 6 лет назад

Tony Baggett

@alk5749 4 года назад

I’ve been watching your vids for a while now and have become an acceptable welder. I really like your teaching method, no bullshit just the facts. I’m not going to tell you thanks for your service, because I hate people saying it to me just so they can feel good. When your in the foxhole fighting for your life, it’s nice to know the guy with you in that foxhole has your back..you are that person in my foxhole right now and I appreciate the time you’ve given teaching me the basics. Old Vietnam vet, Jan 1968-Aug 1993......thanks brother

@actorzone856 5 лет назад

hi Bob, from Australia, you are an excellent teacher and knows a hell of a lot, what would we tubers do without blokes like you to learn from.

@misfitfarm1937 4 года назад

Man, a true expert at his craft. You just displayed true excellence as a person. Humble is a character trait many dont understand, leader always reaches down to lift others up never to climb higher. If I could leave work ID head up. Thanks you sir.

@kenspix 6 лет назад

We appreciate the selfless attitude that you project towards Vets God Bless you and please keep up the Patriotic attitude.

@txrick4879 5 лет назад

Have been a stick and mig welder for a long time now thanks to men like you I am tig welding with a small Forney and will try my dad's old Miller next. Thank you.

@ledegraw 6 лет назад

From Canada you sir are a truly gifted individual who shares his knowledge openly to help who ever asks for it and those who watch you for your expert workmanship and work ethics. Thank you for all your advice and well put together vidoes on welding.

@gmcallsuk 6 лет назад

I wholeheartedly agree with PapaCope's statement below, there's a lot of tig welding been done and still being done this way. This is how I started out before I could afford a machine with hf start. Another great video guys thanks.

@stevewarner8880 6 лет назад

Your the real deal Bob. I like your attitude and willingness to help people that are trying to improve skills to provide for their families. Jody Collier has a similar attitude that's why you two are the only ones I watch. I have a suggestion for a video, cover engine drives and how to set amps/volts especially the Lincoln SA vs SAE controls. Any tips you have on dialing in the settings for different arc characteristics.

@coyotethumper1536 2 года назад

By far the Best Welding tutorial channel out there, truly appreciate all intel n knowledge you are willing to pass on to the newcomers like myself, just started stick Welding n I can’t get enuff of it, just wanna say Thanks for all the help you have offered n can’t wait for future episodes. Take Care

@johnw.peterson4311 4 года назад

Bob, you are a darn good man, and an outstanding welder/ steel fabricator. I really appreciate you and your videos. I know talent when I see it as one who spent years in industry as a journeyman welder fabricator.

@ls2005019227 6 лет назад

Excellent video Bob! Your support of our veterans is also appreciated.

@InventionPR 5 лет назад

That final part about helping anyone fell so genuine. LIKE

@OleGramps53 6 лет назад

Thanks for this video. I’ve been trying to get my century tri-star ac/dc to run my tig torch for metal. When I bought it 30 years ago I also bought the high frequency box for aluminum welding so this video has given me a lot of information to try and get my torch working for steel. Thank you.

@Yellow.Dog. 6 лет назад

You might want to check out Jody at weldingtipsandtricks here on YT, if you haven't already. He did a video about using the high frequency box to tig aluminum this way.

@hamilcarbarca8659 6 лет назад

You're a great teacher. I wish I studied under you when I learned to weld over 30 years ago.

@guymcmullan9297 5 лет назад

Thank you for your work,I am a veteran and I went to Billings MT votec.and went to welding, down and round, 28 year's on now, boiler Makers, pipelines, ship's off shore now i weld on old junk or new junk in South east mt.thankyou

@waltschannel7465 6 лет назад

As a welding noob I am just getting started with MIG, flux core, and stick. I won't be trying TIG or gas welding for a while, but you just proved to me what I suspected, the most important "machine" in welding is the human.

@kimballscarr 5 лет назад

Best of your videos... takes me back. Exactly what I did so long ago I am embarrassed to say. Going to college and wanting a race car but little money. So took my old AC/DC Marquette plug and play (changed output with plug in leads), and did effectively this! Worked nice. Eventually added a High Freq. unit too. Worked well and made good welds!

@DonovanStewart 6 лет назад

I sell welders for a living and this was the best explanation of scratch start you welding I've heard in awhile.

@CM-fh7fe 5 лет назад

Thank you for the class. I'm going to look into setting my machine up for tig.

@ExploringCabinsandMines 6 лет назад

I had been asking this question of my friends and all I got was dumb looks, glad to see it can be done.

@michaelszczys8316 5 лет назад

I told a guy from Miller at an Open House display at my local welding store about how I use a Miller MiG wire feed head to do cold feed TIG welding at my job and he told me “ Sometimes we do things we shouldn’t “ I said “ What ??? “ I told the guy that run the store and he was trying to sell my company an expensive cold feeder

@Kaslabarak 6 лет назад

Just started school/work in welding and i love your video it really feed my growing love for this career !

@thatlittleworkshop 6 лет назад

I think it awesome all the help you offer to anyone. Being up here in northern Alberta Canada it's just a little far to pop down, but if you were closer I would come by if for no other reason than to shake your hand. Great videos, thank you very much.

@straydog4204 5 лет назад

Ian Little Same here well said.Nova Scotia.

@peterjones6945 6 лет назад

Always impressed when a true professional comes along and shows it's possible to use 'wrong' equipment and do a good job. Just to make things easier, use non-dominant hand and no foot pedal adjustment. Sir, you are an awesome weldor and obviously not trying to sell anything., it's just, yeah, YOU (me, anyone) can learn to do this

@josephuptagraw6366 2 года назад

Ive been looking for weeks and waiting for school to start very little experience with welding but becoming more confident at work all we have is thin stainless steel food grade machines are limited thank for this video

@6lr6ak6 4 года назад

I was coded welder years ago, been Tig welding this way years, good video.

@jerroldcowin7014 6 лет назад

Sure like watching your videos. I've been a ship welder, railroad welder, Ironworker, assistant Welding Instr. @ Highline College, stick, mig, tig, exotic metals. Retired from Boeing Co. Seattle after 25yrs. Still welding @ home - love arcing and sparking! Jerry

@2naturesownplace 6 лет назад

Oh the memories!! 1992 APG Maryland.. US ARMY 44B welding school.. this how we were taught to tig... didnt touch a non scratch start etc until the 21st century

@ramwall1500 5 лет назад

Richard Elbe I was there in 65 and 66 we had a really huge blizzard that winner I can remember walking to school when it was so cold I was in the night class the weather was so bad we couldn't get out of the barracks they had to dig us out we missed school for about 3 days till they got the roads cleared

@JSmedic1 3 года назад

Richard Elbe ... I'm US ARMY 68W combat Medic and wanna learn TIG welding. I took a short MIG welding class ... a few months ago, through a "free" Veterans organization.

@fredalmond9130 5 лет назад

I'm glad my everlast stick welder came with everything I need to tig weld.

@MasterHustler 6 лет назад

Bob, thanks for this video. I have a Lincoln Idealarc 250 and will set it up to do tig now with scratch start. Your channel is one of the best. Subscriber for life.

@jamesrobbins6997 5 лет назад

This is the 1st video I've watched of yours an the last min or so made me a sub of yours THERE NEEDS TO BE MORE GOOD PEOPLE IN THIS WORLD WILLING TO HELP ANOTHER WORKING MAN OUT WITH A LIL TRAINING A LIL KNOWLEDGE JUST LIKE YOU OFFERED TO THE WORLD!!!! I SALUTE YOU BROTHER GOD BLESS!!!!

@jockellis 6 лет назад

So besides the arc welding machine and the ground lead all you need are a tig lead that is made to pass gas, as it were, and an argon cylinder with regulator?

@MC-yx2gn 3 года назад

I am a union plumber and half-assed pipe welder who wants to learn tig. I have a ac/dc buzz box and would like to not dump thousands on a new machine. Thanks for this video...looks like this years Christmas is gonna come early! Great video.

@harrymccolgan4225 3 года назад

Thanks so much your tub has helped me so much have welded for 40 years and devoted to learn to tig I think I can learn with the help I have gotten from your tub

@blueboatone5653 4 года назад

In these troubling times, you are an island of calm and generosity.

@jameshutchins3396 6 лет назад

Been needing this video for a few years. Thank you.

@mikeburdi3464 6 лет назад

Thank you sir for the great video tutorial. Very kind of you to offer your help to anyone who wants to learn. There should be more people like you. God bless you.

@withoutdad7616 6 лет назад

Very exceptional Bob...just great welding work, expertise, and guy all around. Thanks again.

@engjds 9 месяцев назад

What a nice chap, shame we havent got more people like him to help.

@amanofmanyparts9120 4 года назад

I must have had my old stick welder for at least 30 years and it was anything but new when I bought it. It's survived years of storage in a leaky shed and literally being stood on when it got in the way. I swear I could run a small truck over it and it would continue to work! It only goes up to 150 Amps, but that seems adequate for my needs. Several years ago I bought an almost identical TIG torch with a view to using it to TIG alongside stick, MIG and oxy/ace. I now have no excuse to delay - other than changing my Argoshield Lite (argon/CO2/O2 blend) for pure argon. Maybe have both? Thanks. You make it look so simple, but I think I'll find it isn't when I start; just as I did for the other methods of stitching two pieces of metal together.

@kennethbernard832 4 года назад

Gramps was a welder blacksmith, dad was a universal welder blacksmith and i was shown at 15 yrs old, now what i will share with you is out there and you dont require gases or any expensive tig rods. first you need to purchase "everdure", 1rst get carbon rod, sharpen to point same as tig, clamp in your electrode holder, DC electrode pos, and use the eveture like any tig rod. hell i made my own short box by literally cutting 18 inches out of the box and frame, i used everdure, to weld the box back together, the rods are about $4-5 last time i bought.

@amyasseektruth8246 6 лет назад

I wish I lived nearby. I'd be there learning 24/7. This skill and experience is priceless

@bl0ckbust3r 5 лет назад

great how you help people who want to get started in welding. Your lessons are highly appreciated. Greets from Germany

@milehigh3054 4 года назад

You're a awesome dude.. I learned to weld off this channel. So thank you!

@martinpetersen6266 3 года назад

thanks. been looking for this. Basically, just bought a small stick welder, with no gas inlet. so needed to see how it was hooked up in order to do TIG. thanks for this vid.

@thebrokenbone 6 лет назад

bob remember ppl that this way they have a live tungsten all the time! nice video man. cheers. pete

@gypsymanjeff2184 4 года назад

Thank you Mr.and him for his SERVICE..everyone always telling me you can't ..as usual more BS.gotta LOVE ingenuity ..the need and ability to do n learn at a reasonable price..merica..leading the way ..

@triggerwarning2439 3 года назад

My first experience with scratch start was during a boilermakers 2" heavy wall weld test... nailed it. They even tossed their example coupon and put mine in its place.

@spaid1988 5 лет назад

bruhhh this has been a amazing help lol stumbled on this video on accident but i can weld them kegs iv had sitting in the shed for 2 years without buying a new welder

@Mendezo2009 6 лет назад

Excellent video. Thanks for shearing your knowledge.

@ldwithrow08 6 лет назад

Good stuff to know. I have a cheap inverter welder that works great with a stick but occasionally need TIG. I usually have to either rent or borrow a TIG machine to do 5 minutes work. This looks like a cheap and easy fix for the guy who just needs a little work done. Thanks for the advice.

@feltcherable 6 лет назад

very informative man, really gonna hook up in this manner to my welden power machine

@haroldwatkins7059 6 лет назад

great instruction again. Thank you Mr. Moffett

@richardnielson3761 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Good Skillset to learn especially out in the field doing repairs on thicker uparmored vehicles.

@mub3ady Год назад

Thanks Bob, so generous and kind of you to share and help.

@shane-3170 6 лет назад

That's some very useful advice. I did not know that could be done. Thanks for the video.

@rodolfoplasencia4953 4 года назад

Thank you for your great hearted help! Great video and great heart you have gentleman!!! Much respects to you and your family!!!

@arturonunezdorantes7120 6 лет назад

Thank you very much, Bob. I've been watching your videos from Mexico. It is very useful. Thanks again. Arturo Núñez D

@markbreidenbaugh6033 6 лет назад

Scratch start is all we use where I go to school I am running it off a Miller XMT 304 CC/CV running on 3 phase power.

@goodboyringo9716 6 лет назад

For you to say that you will help anyone out is the greatest thing a have heard in a long time. People in the pass would help others with knowledge but not today, it's all about money .

@manuelantoniorivas7113 5 лет назад

Great job. Thanks for taking your time to teach

@ryananderson8974 6 лет назад

Really informative. Thank you for this. Good looking welds

@td1830 6 лет назад

Been doing this set up on a Lincoln Idlearc 250 for a year now! Works very well only draw back is no heat control. What you set your amps at is what you get at the torch tip! I weld 16 gauge with it at about 45 amps.

@kieren7763 6 лет назад

DSG Frabrication I weld 18 to 20 Guage steel with around 45 to 55 amps with lift tig and increase travel speed wets in much nicer with abit more heat and moving quicker actually helps keep the heat down aswell as I do car panel work it keeps warping to minimum takes abit to get used to travel speed though give it a try it works well.

@lindaedmunds333 6 лет назад

DSG Frabrication and

@Kingcanvas95 6 лет назад

Awesome video, always learn something new watching your videos. Thanks for all you do.

@evankibbe590 3 года назад

I have been wondering about this for many years. Thank you 😊

@bastosreviewer5192 3 года назад

Love your video series! Your tip and techniques have helped me alot. Thank you!

@craigsymington5401 4 года назад

It works for me, got my skills up on scratch and refined to sheetmetal. Practise, get a problem, find uTube tutorial, practice again. Now I don't need to send out for repairs or small projects😆

@wkelley2544 3 года назад

I weld aluminum with a similar set up using an old Lincoln AC/DC Ideal Arc, the old 'bullet proof' last forever welder with the rounded top. To weld aluminum use 100% Argon, use copper to ball the tip of the tungsten electrode and to avoid contamination of the electrode always initiate the arc on copper placed next to the base aluminum to be welded. For copper a flattened 1" [or larger] hard copper tube coupling works well. At home I rarely weld thin aluminum, it's hard to justify spending $2K on an AC Tig welder. I also own a DC Mig with spool gun but it is best used on thick aluminum. Excellent informative video, thanks !

@sharkbaitsurfer 6 лет назад

You've got a wonderful philosophy and teaching methods - very inspiring

@mw10259 5 лет назад

MR. MOFFATT YOU GET THE TEACHER OF THE YEAR AWARD !!!!!

@RickRose 6 лет назад

Wish I lived closer--I'd love to take you up on your offer. Thanks for sharing!

@billshuey7422 6 лет назад

Great instructional video. Wish I could visit you but I am over 9500 miles away. One hell of a long swim.😂

@shawndubay3736 6 лет назад

Awesomeness. Never knew you could do that with a stick power source. Very cool video thank you.

@SanshokuCustoms 6 лет назад

That is how i learn TIG weld back in 1999 same hose, same cup, but with a miller electric ac arc welder.

@SanshokuCustoms 6 лет назад

saman tehrani that was back in 1999, i got then a pretty decent miller MIG ac/dc machine back in 02, i use it with the same hoses and the more awesome thing is that i still use it, works pretty nice.

@JonDingle 5 лет назад

Great information being shared to help us all learn new skills. time to get a TIG torch, bottle of Pure Argon and some rods and have a go! Many thanks young man!

@jaywalker712 4 года назад

Great to see a man with such skills share it.

@firozmusthafa 5 лет назад

God bless you. Thanks for spreading the knowledge

@stantman101 5 лет назад

Thankyou for this.. Itl go along way in my budget setup

@KenSmith-bv4si 4 года назад

Retired Boilermaker(35yrs), I used to teach the apprentice how to weld "without" using their wrist or elbows to lean on. Lesson 1 show them how to walk the cup with the electric off, once they got the idea then I would turn on the power, just like the old timer showed me, learn how to weld without leaning on my elbows or wrist.

@jeffstull2534 4 года назад

Thanks for helping out my Brothers In Arms.

@Viccatrix 6 лет назад

XD freakin crazy, my welding instructor just taught me this a couple hours ago at school, and its the first video that came up on my home page.

@urjnlegend 6 лет назад

Viccatrix who taught it better? what other knowledge do i need to learn this

@StanleyKubick1 6 лет назад

Google listens through the phone's mic #TheTruthIsOutThere

@Viccatrix 6 лет назад

It really seems that way some times. Every time I talk to someone about somthing I get constant adds for what I was talking about and never looked up. Google, facebook, and youtube are working together to sell me everything I mention in casual conversation. XD

@danallured5806 6 лет назад

Viccatrix big brother is watching.. be afraid...... be very afraid...:-)

@perceive8159 6 лет назад

Great! simplicity at it,s best! Thanks for the share.

@retireddriver16 5 лет назад

Yep I worked at a small fab shop about 30 years ago and that set up is how we tig welded we had a D.C. Lincoln worked great I'm retired now all I got now is a ac Lincoln that I don't use and a Hobart 190 mig that I love but sure do miss the tig welding

@kevinaponte7078 Год назад

Thank you for your videos thay are great resources for anyone trying to educate themselves on welding it's great

@champtree 6 лет назад

Nice touch with the army hat! One of these days I will stop by. Worth a 400 mile trip! Thanks for the education.

@bobmoffatt4133 6 лет назад

Please do. We'd like to have you come visit. Bring your gear!!

@popsoldboats3406 4 года назад

I was welding as a kid around my Dads salvage yard. Had a man show me a five minute how to and 20 minutes of what will hurt or kill you. Handed me 5 rods gloves and hood then pointed to the frame on the rippers. Said if you can get that to hold you will be fine. 30 years later I sold those rippers to another farmer. He has been using them for 10 years now. You remind me of him. Much younger though. Enjoying

@bigcliffadventures 5 лет назад

Thank you so much I have cancer now and I was looking the way to tig so I can set in my shop and make things I enjoy now. That's the best way for me to relax now. One more time I think you so much.