Welding mistakes are common, especially for beginners, but even experienced welders make them occasionally. Learn the 10 most common mistakes and tips on how to avoid them, so you can understand what went wrong and produce cleaner, stronger, and more successful welds every time.
Chromoly steel is strong and lightweight—perfect for roll cages, bikes, and car frames. Understanding its properties can determine your project’s success. Here are some expert tips to help you weld Chromoly like a pro.
Welding involves high heat, sparks, and molten metal, making burns, fires, and explosions real risks. This guide covers essential safety practices, from personal protective equipment to emergency procedures, helping welders stay safe and prevent accidents in the workplace.
Stainless steel requires strict heat control to avoid distortion or burn-through, and FCAW isn’t always easy with it. That’s why flux-core stainless welding raises questions. In this article, we will cover the basics of FCAW welding stainless steel and provide some tips to make your tasks easier.
Welding, one of the oldest and strongest metal joining processes, is used worldwide. This article covers the four most popular methods of MIG, TIG, Stick, or Flux-cored Arc welding, and advanced processes like Laser and Resistance welding. Let’s dive in!
In this video, Nate shows how easy it is to create a simple yet effective metal bender using basic materials. Ideal for DIY projects, custom frames, and brackets, this homemade tool is a practical addition to any workshop.
Many welders today are advertised as user-friendly. But are they really—or just an advertising trick? We’ll explain what makes a welder truly user-friendly. From setup to features and capabilities, we’ll show everything a beginner-friendly welder should have.
A lack of fusion is a structural welding defect where the weld metal doesn’t properly fuse with the base metal, creating weak spots. This article explains the defect in detail and shows how to prevent it in welding.
Stick welding uses flux-coated electrodes that melt to fill the joint, while slag protects the weld. With dozens of Stick electrodes on the market, choosing the right one can be confusing—especially if you’re just starting. In this article, we’ll break down the essential points to help you pick the best electrode for your welding projects.
Welding, brazing, and soldering are all metal joining methods using heat and filler metal or an electrode, but each has its own unique process. Many beginners often confuse them, so we’ve created a detailed guide to clear up the fundamentals and key differences. Let’s explore and find out which method suits your needs best!