More TIG Tips and Tricks You Probably Don't Know - A lesson on fusion/autogenous welding aluminum 

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Aaron - that was a Master Class in the issues involved when fusion (autogenous) welding 6061!

I cannot possibly tell you how much I enjoy your Tips and Tricks videos! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us and for all the time and effort you put into producing, publishing and sharing these videos!

I cant tell you how much I enjoy you TALKING and explaining things. All good information

Dude ive learned everything i know about aluminum gtaw from you. paid into the website probably close to 7 years ago? i have 2 different tigbuttons growing from syncrowave to dynasty machines. thanks for speaking my language, man. i owe a lot of my success to your channel.

Thanks for welding in real time. It really makes a difference for the untrained or new guy to realize things do not move at You Tube speed in real life. Machining too. Yeah I know it's to not put everyone to sleep so you can see a whole process etc... But there are different ways to edit and show the same result. You sir are a master of conveying information in a great way.

Didnt expect it to be that strong. Very impressive. When I have to do Tig aluminum, its always 6061. Even a small tack weld cracks immediately without touching it. Therefore i use your trick with the ''first a small dap of filler rod on one piece and than let it flow into the other piece''

Great video! Yup, I was always taught that when you add the filler rod, the two alloys (filler and base metal) mix with each other in the weld pool and the dilution of the base metal prevents the hot shortness and cracking. So when you do a fusion weld (no filler) with the two different alloys, like your 6061 and 5052, it's the same principle.

This is brilliant... Love this longer format..

Love these quick run ups. So much info of someone pays attention.

always fantastic, really appreciate all you do with RU-vid and share with us....Paul down in Florida

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I watch your videos from Italy! I congratulate you well done!👍

Love your attitude about it depends on what your building! Sometimes pretty is more important than pure strength.

Hearing more about the purpose of your mobile setup would be interesting. Are you a metal mercenary for hire and travels to customers or race teams for a certain amount of time or something?

Damn not only structurally solid, it's like an art piece, love the tips and tricks! Thank you : )

I love that button! once I get a tig rig. That is the only thing I will use. I could see where it would come in really handy for building roll cages in the car. I have seen some very interesting maneuvers.

Excellent video, love your work, knowledge and willingness to share that amazing knowledge.

Nice to see these TnT vids, hope RU-vid is treating you ok.

Is it okay to watch your channel even if I do not have a welder and work in IT?

Excellent video and well explained 👍

bro. on a roll with the vids!

Excellent presentation. Thank you. Really enjoyed this one.

Beautiful work 👏

Great video Aron I’m a big fan

Nice video, very informative and useful.

I use the Plantex Tigershark flap discs with Kangaru oil. The oil also works with the burrs.The removal is super fast,with no loading!

why would anyone give a thumbs down ? this guy is a legend

Great video sir

Excellent information & video! Thanks!

Moore good stuff eh? Thanks! I see lots of utility in joining those two-also the "super lap" technique is a really good one that would have taken me a year or three to work out on my own. I learned to (fusion) weld with O/A before I learned to arc weld and do like when a fillerless join can be utilized without undue compromise.

Thanks again Aaron for yet another tips and tricks video, I really appreciate it. It seems like your use of the welder's pulse mode was mainly for appearance reasons, to exaggerate the stacked dimes look, and not out of necessity, which is a valid reason for sure. I almost never use pulse, even for very thin sheet, and get as much or little heat as needed by using the pedal. Maybe I'm lazy, maybe I have trouble forcing my movements to match the welder's timing, and maybe I just don't understand when pulse preferred or necessary. Could you please do a video on how you make that decision and pick the timing? Thanks!

DEADLY video.

Great tips, thank you.

AskMrJoey i cant believe you thought you knew what you were talking about . To Question this man is Futile

I mostly mig and stick weld but am also going to try this with no filler rod. I'll make a video.

Thanks for the information.👍

Good Channel. Thank you.

Keep the videos coming

Very nice 👍

Nicely done. Would you be able to add settings you used and welder brand. I sub to your website and learned a lot, but extra info like ( frequency , EP , EN, AMPS ) never hurts. Thanks in advance.

Boop... I'd love to see topics on, "what happens if you do this..." Cheers!

Hot 6061 has very low strength until it cools below 350°F. When the weld is cooling, it develops large tensile stress and typically fractures. Yes, preheat helps.

I've been tig welding for over 10yrs, you make ally fusion tacks look easy, I've always struggled with them. Any tips. Might make a good vid. Cheers from Australia

I find small end mill bits work pretty good for aluminum, but it definitely takes a steady trained hand, and I wouldn't recommend for someone with no experience or respect for tools lol

Aaron , Great video, I am planning on welding up a 6061 x 1/4 25 gal gas tank, I am wondering if I should weld the inside and outside of the tank or would I be over welding it and creating problems???? Thanks Pete

👍 Thank You

Speaking of using weight. What is the multicolored weight I have seen in your videos made of? The one with almost a zebra pattern to the metal. Have always wanted to know. Thanks!

Smokin!

Most professionals would ask a few questions first and not jump to conclusions.

autogenous welding, hot shortness

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Can you share some settings?

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