Tip for TIG Welding Aluminum & Clear TIG Cups 

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I’ve been watching your tips and tricks for many years. I love how you explain things and have the best arc shots! Keep up the awesome content!

if i get that close I dip the tungsten EVERY time. half the time I cant get the 2 pieces of metal to melt together. they just pool up and never join then I blow a damn hole or melt the metal back if its a lap. im extremely frustrated and bout to give up and roll my tig machine over a cliff

Quick question. I'm getting started with Tig welding and I'm looking to buy my first machine. My question is if I can afford a machine like the Everlast Typhoon 230 vs a machine like the Primeweld 225 or 325, is the cost difference worth it. I personally believe in buying things once and getting the best you can, but I'm new to this and the options out there many. I do plan to build marine products and sell them. So mainly I would be welding Stainless and Aluminum. Any advice owuld be appreciated. Thanks

Awesome video Jody. I’ve been watching your videos for almost 10 years now I believe. I’m no expert by any means but 95 percent of what I learned came from you and the podcast. Thanks for everything 👊🏻 🙏

Hey Jody that was a great video thank you very much, I appreciate all you do, happy 4th of July my friend

Nice welding 👍

Thank you. I have been doing a large number of fillet welds on a frame made of aluminum square tubing. I was having some difficulties and this video provided some useful information to correct the problems that I was having. I have also found out that preheating aluminum to about 150F is quite helpful.

I use Edge welding glass cups exclusively. They're not cheap, but they're amazing

Hey Jody, Just wanted to say thank you for the videos they help everyone a lot. That said I was wondering if you would do a video request? I just picked up a few old Miller SyncRowave 250’s and I was wondering if there’s anyway we could get you to do some videos on how to use these welders. I know in their day these welders were the best of the best. I also know there’s thousands of them still out there and they could help a lot of people out on a budget. I think I remember in one of your videos you said you use to own one of these hopefully you still have it. If not depending on where you’re located maybe I could send you one of the ones I just bought if you would be willing to do some welding and videos with them. Just let me know! Thanks again for all the videos and information you put out and Happy 4th!!! 🎉

Been with you from the start, JODY! Like I’m back in apprentice school, always learning! At 63 now and retired, I still grab an occasional side hustle. Just fabricated some aluminum wedge shape seat platforms for a bass boat. Most of your kits are in my arsenal. Especially the clear cups. Makes these old eyes see a lot better! THANK YOU!⭐️⭐️😇⭐️⭐️

I tend to melt my O ring when using clear cups. Is there a solution for that, like taking a little more time between welds for cup cooling?

Is there a good way to clean the cups after they get dirty without scratching them up, or do you have to just get a new cup?

I recommend welding Aluminum using DC straight, tungsten ground to a .010 point, using Helium. Wire brush good using a SST brush, then solvent degrease.

Jody, your tutorials are great. You never skimp on detail, and the camera shots are clear. I appreciate the ‘slo-mo’ reruns on critical sections…. a real help. Regards Robert ( Sydney, Australia)

How do people clean there clear cups

Best shots of the arc, thanks 👍🏿

Thanks for sharing this information and video Jody. Lots of good stuff all rolled into one video. Fred. Stay safe.

Merci

Jody, need to check your weldmonger email. I sent a question this morning about a product I might want to buy. As of this time, I have not received a reply.

Спасибо за полезные советы !

Yes Good video

Good video

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