TIG Welding 101: Aluminum TIG Restarts | Everlast Welders

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Publicado 2020-06-25
There are 3 things that you are going to have to learn quickly if you want to get into Aluminum TIG welding and all three have to do with restarts. TIG welding Aluminum is very different from TIG welding steel and stainless. When you're Aluminum TIG welding you hold a much tighter arc length, which makes the process much more prone to tungsten dips. This is why iif you plan on TIG welding Aluminum, you have to get good at Aluminum restarts.

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  • @Welddotcom
    Biggest problem with people going from steel to AL, hands down. Great demo Jesse 👍
  • @stevesloan6775
    Your the best at delivering your knowledge I’ve come across so far. You win the internet today!! 🤜🏼🤛🏼🇦🇺🍀🍀🍀😎
  • @aaronyoung8028
    Hi Jesse, this is an awesome video, and very timely! I applied for a new job so need to brush up on my Alui welding!!! It is great to see the way to fix dips! Thanks again. Cheers Aaron
  • @arnoldkokonya
    Damn. You are one good teacher. I haven't finished stick welding but this already has given me a lot of foresight. I now know what to do when the time comes for me to do TIG welding. Thank you so much.
  • @KennyInVegas
    Nice video... thanks... LOVE my water cooled Everlast 256i! And when I call tech support the people their TRULY seem to care and have practical experience.
  • @pasipalo-oja4690
    Greetings from Finland :) So nice you guys started to produce these videos again. I used to weld with KEMPPI Tig for living and now I have Everlast Power tig 210EXT. Loving the machine and hope Everlast gets more subscribers here in youtube :) keep up the good work :)
  • @bobmoffatt4133
    Greetings from Kansas USA. Hand slip, sneeze, ornery co-worker bump your elbow... These are all excuses. Great tutorial on correcting the classic flaw makers.
  • @carramba86h77
    I'm more a stainless guy. So these tips for aluminum are very helpful. Thanks, awesome content and great "puddle" shots!
  • @scottcarr3264
    I did both those dip things today,mostly on fillet welds, on 2mm thick plate.
  • @jacobjames1171
    2:24 if you react quick enough you can sling the hot aluminum off the tip the tungsten. Sometimes you can get back to welding, but at the least it will be an easier cleanup.
  • @hlyvang5707
    This was great! I recently started welding. And when I asked how to do this they didn’t know how to tell me!!
  • @Verificador119
    1Thank you Justin,great tips and tricks on your videos
  • @chucksgarage7165
    My Everlast has given me a lot of problems. I had to send it back to have it repaired. Luckily it was still under warranty. Cost a small fortune to ship it though. At least they paid to ship it back to me.
  • @NelsonBarbero
    Muy buen video! Gracias estimado por compartir! Saludos cordiales de Argentina!