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Welding Straight Is Hard To Do

2018-04-10

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How're those long TIG welds laying down for ya? Some thoughts on

tig in general, torch angles and getting through those longer welds. Up your motor skills before worrying about filler!

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Music: Baroque Coffee House - Doug Maxwell


holding a gap of about an eighth of an inch
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keeping the proper torch angle
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weld this with the torch pointing straight down into the weld
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drives the heat right down into the weld joint
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leaned your torch back a little bit
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progress along your weld
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plant the heel of your hand
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move through the length of the weld you plan to
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clip one of the two edges
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set the weld joint parallel
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avoid any jerky moves in your weld
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keep a consistent torch angle with respect to the work
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get as consistent emotion as possible for the length of the weld
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maintaining a consistent torch angle
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