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  1. How To MIG Weld Stainless Steel Like a Pro

    How To MIG Weld Stainless Steel Like a Pro

    This article will teach you about different stainless steels, how to set up the MIG welding equipment, a proper pre-cleaning process, and essential techniques for MIG welding stainless steel.

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  2. How to MIG weld different metal thicknesses

    How to MIG weld different metal thicknesses

    We will explain how MIG deals with sheet metal, medium or "hobbyist" steel, and thick plates and what you will need to weld them successfully. By the end of the article, you should understand where MIG welding shines and where it comes short.

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  3. MIG vs. MAG Welding -  Is There a Difference?

    MIG vs. MAG Welding - Is There a Difference?

    Both MIG and MAG welding fall under the common name "gas metal arc welding" or GMAW. However, MIG (metal inert gas welding) and MAG (metal active gas welding) have one significant difference — the type of used shielding gas. In this article, we'll examine the difference between the MIG and MAG welding processes and explain what each is meant for.

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  4. MIG, Pulsed MIG, and Double Pulsed MIG Explained

    MIG, Pulsed MIG, and Double Pulsed MIG Explained

    This article explains standard MIG and how pulsed MIG and dual pulse MIG technologies solve some inherent issues with basic gas metal arc welding (“GMAW”).

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  5. Mig vs. TIG Aluminum Welder

    Mig vs. TIG Aluminum Welder

    In this article, we will discuss the differences between these two welding processes, their advantages and disadvantages, and introduce you to our two prime welders to help you decide which one works best for you.

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  6. MIG Welding Aluminum For Beginners

    MIG Welding Aluminum For Beginners

    Welding aluminum is more difficult than welding steel, but you are much more likely to create quality welds if you learn the basics. MIG welding aluminum is easier than TIG welding aluminum, and it requires less costly equipment. However, there are still many variables and areas where you can make a mistake.

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  7. MIG Welding Basics

    MIG Welding Basics

    A welding machine, more precisely a MIG welder, has to be a part of your fixing arsenal. You can't go without one as it is almost guaranteed that it will resolve half of your problems that you happen to have.

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