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Dual Pulse MIG Welding: What Is It and When to Use It?
Dual pulse MIG welding offers precise heat control and a TIG-like bead appearance on aluminum and stainless steel. Learn how it works, which settings matter, when to use it, and how it compares with traditional and single-pulse MIG for your next project.
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Overhead Welding: How to Weld with MIG, Stick, and TIG
Overhead welding giving you trouble? Gravity pulls, molten metal drips, and control is tough. Our detailed welding guide explains the challenges and risks of the 4G overhead welding position, and provides helpful tips and tricks to keep you safe and help you make sound welds.
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TIG Pulsed Welding And When To Use It
TIG welding is prized for precise heat control and clean welds on thin metals. Pulsed TIG takes control even further. In this article, we’ll explain TIG pulsed welding and when to use it to get the most from this technique. Let’s dive into pulsed TIG and its applications.
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How to Weld Chromoly: Tips & Tricks for the Best Results
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.
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TIG Root Pass Techniques Explained
Welding materials over 1/2” thick requires a beveled joint and a root pass to establish a strong foundation. In this article, we'll explain TIG root pass techniques and challenges and present tips for successful operation.
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TIG Welding Technique: Walking The Cup Explained
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.
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Pulsed TIG Welding — Weld Thin Like a Pro
Pulsed TIG welding creates deeper penetration while reducing the heat input into the metal. Heat management is the primary reason to use pulsed TIG, but there are numerous benefits to this TIG welder function.
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