In this article, we will discuss the perfect example of a welder that both new welders and professionals can enjoy—the YesWelder DP200. We designed this machine to provide enough versatility and ease of use for beginners, as well as some advanced features and control options best suited for seasoned welders.
Welding can be used at home to repair automotive parts like body panels, suspension, engine components, or exhausts. It can be a rewarding hobby or even lead to a career. In this article, we'll explain the basics of automotive welding repair, including the knowledge, processes, and equipment you'll need to master this technique.
Spatter is a common MIG welding defect, even for experienced welders. While it doesn’t cause structural harm, it affects aesthetics and complicates post-weld cleanup. In this guide, we’ll explain what spatter is, why it happens, and how to reduce it during MIG welding.
The TIG welding technique, walking the cup, is one of the most widely used methods when TIG welding a root pass or other passes in pipeline welding. In this article, we'll explain what walking the cup is, how, why, and when to use it.
Underwater welders can earn some of the highest salaries in the industry, but many wonder if it is worth the risk. In this article, we will discuss underwater welding challenges and prospects closely, explaining some of the common risks, salary, and life expectancy of underwater welders.
Mastering the welding parameters is not just a technical skill; it's a key to unlocking your welding potential. In this article, we'll delve into the basic and process-specific welding parameters, equipping you with the knowledge and confidence to tackle any welding project.
Choosing the right TIG filler rods for different metals is crucial for creating strong welds, but the vast selection can be overwhelming. The American Welding Society has classified TIG filler rods to simplify the selection process, and in this guide we’ll explain everything closely.
Spot welding is a resistance welding method widely used to join sheet metal in industries like automotive, battery, and auto-body. Instead of an arc, it uses pressure and heat to create small welds or “nuggets.” This guide aims to answer key questions: What is spot welding, how does it work, how to perform it, and what are its advantages?
Welcome to this inspiring video where Joe will demonstrate step by step how to make a metal rose. With the process and techniques he shares, why not give it a try yourself?
Have you ever wondered who invented welding or what the earliest welding processes looked like? To satisfy your curiosity, let’s embark on a fascinating journey through welding history, from its ancient origins to the advanced techniques we use today. So, fasten your seatbelts—we’re about to go back in time.