Learning to TIG Weld and the Razorweld TIG 200 

Can’t wait to see what you make with that crazy tool!! I’ll send you a list 👍🏻

Thanks for the info, I have only tried stick welding and thought I had a lot to learn about mig welding, now after this video I find there is another form of welding. The rate I am going at I don't think I have enough life left to sort all this out, I was happily ignorant of all I had to learn, now I am just overwhelmed. Thanks again

Cool new skill to learn. I havent done much welding since i learned to stick weld 35 years ago. Looking forward to seeing where you take your new skills

Awesome stuff Chad, congrats on the new sponsor as well! 👍🏻👨🏻‍🏭💥👊🏻

TIG tip #1- Practice, practice, practice TIG tip #2 - Practice some more. Congrats on the new sponsor! It was so great hanging out with you last weekend at WBC and we look forward to seeing you again soon.

AWESOME Chad!! i need to try welding SOON!!

Was JUST researching learning to weld! Awesome!!

Sweet gear! That welder is killer dude!

Nice job Chad!

Sweet swag lol. I have access to a tig welder and I just let my buddy do it . I tried not as easy or forgiving as mig or arc .

Congrats on the new sponsor...cool fireball tool's..

See Jody's channel weldingtipsandtricks or the fabrication series. These are the best Tig channels I've found and where I learned to Tig. It is a bit overwhelming at first but then one day it clicks and starts getting fun. I became one of the best tungsten sharpeners around in the process.

I have this machine. It's exciting. But there is a learning curve. I gotta repair a cooling fin on an aluminum motorcycle head. If anyone wants to chime in with tips on that let us know!

Nice video! First lesson in tig welding....sit down and get comfortable.

Chad I learned to weld when I worked at a local welding shop after school back in the early 70s starting with OxyAcetylene then DC stick. We did have HeliArc that I used on occasion. To me HeliArc seems to be just OxyAcetylene welding, but with electricity instead of fire and I approached it that way. You may be having troubles with your foot pedal (if you are using one), I learned without one. You may wish to try practicing with your settings fixed (0.5sec before, 5-10seconds after) depending on how long it takes to cool (stop glowing). If your torch has a switch you may wish to try setting it for 2T and use that as an on-off, mostly for the gas. Helium (HeliArc) and the exotic mixes aren't used much any more, you should probably just use 100% Argon.

Practice practice practice lol the best tip I know 👍👍

Downslope 3 sec is to stop you getting a pinhole or crater at the end weld post gas 4 sec to cool your tungsten and weld pre gas 1 sec to purge your line of air and to put gas into your weld area before weld upslope I don't use to start on a corner so you don't break the edge or to give you time to focus on start up. There's alot of setings for the machine that was just DC then DC pulse pulse width depends on materials same base amps and peaks amps. Then there's ac with AC balance and frequency which means how quick it changes

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How are you liking this Tig machine so far?

What is the target price for this machine? Checked your Amazon link says unavailable and gives no price.

the only thing i would say man is dump the heavy duty welding jackets gloves etc. get some light weight tig gloves. pig skin gloves are great. light jacket just to protect from rays. remember theres no sparks and spatter to worry about so might as well be comfortable

HeliArc is different than any of the electric welding processes, you'll find yourself standing in one spot, and because it takes concentration you'll find you haven't moved except to grab another rod from the tube on the table and it's now past going home time and you only know that because the boss switched off the lights. Unfortunately YOU'RE the boss. Anyway as you are not exactly a 'young punk kid' anymore your body may not like standing still for hours. Please consider making yourself a clamp-on welding stool and a parts rotator. It needn't be a fancy or expensive one, a guy on one channel is using his wife's old manual foot powered modeling clay pot rotating thingy that he mounted under and through the table top. The reason I say 'clamp-on' is that it will take a while till you find what's comfortable for you. As for me since being crippled I have been having body parts replaced with robot parts to the point I believe I an officially a cyborg...

Mate, you have no idea!!!

the part bent, way too much heat in the part.

Why is this machine now $1550 - $2000? insane. Used to be $800 MSRP! No thanks!

Unimig top line tig machine. Nothing is a nice this.