⅛ aluminum 150amps with pedal 17cfh #5cup 3/32 tungsten and filler 150hz 31AC balance 5356 wire

@Paul Badenhop @Od Balz @Spiro Jannings @Braxtin Martinez @Rigel Rogers @Cole N @Juan Gómez Ortiz Glad to have you all here. Please make an introduction post using the “write something” bar at the top of the home page. Tell us about what you do, show us some of your work, or ask a question so we can help you wether you’re just starting or looking for help to improve.

I'm here to learn to tig welding as I'm in the process of making an exhaust, and intercooler pipes as well as body panels on my 2007 bf turbo falcon i6 barra swap into my 1982 xe falcon Note that pics of the build so far can be seen on my social media if anyone is interested Cheers from Aus

Taught my cousin how to lay down some sweet welds. In just a couple of hours he went from only being able to burn through to running some beautiful welds. Now it’s just a matter of time and consistent practice before he becomes a real pro! I hope I can share the same knowledge and skills with all of you!

One of the many how to weld course tests coming up! 35 amps .045 308 rod 1/16 2% lanthanated tungsten #7 cup @25 CFH Using the copper weld fixture for backing. 10 seconds post flow