Welding tips and tricks videos

[matteh99]

These are some interesting videos from the welding tips and tricks guy.

He uses a Everlast welder but the setting should be pretty much the same on the Longevity welders.

YouTube - Tig Welding Settings Part 1 - using Everlast Powertig 250EX Inverter

YouTube - Tig Welder Settings Part 2 - Everlast Powertig 250EX Welder

[KHK]

These are GREAT thanks for sharing!! I am looking forward to the rest of the series.

[BearNPum]

Thanks much.

[arandall]

These are really helpful! Thanks for the link.

Cheers,
Art R.

[LONGEVITY]

The owner Jody of Welding Tips and Tricks is very knowledgeable. We tried to have him review our equipment a while back, but he was a bit busy.

Very nice and informative video.

[matteh99]

It would have been nice for Longevity for him to use one of Longevity's welders but overall I think it is good for Longevity that he picked a Chinese made welder. It seems to do a fairly good job of putting to rest the idea that all Chinese welders are crap. I haven't used a Everlast welder so I don't know exactly how they compare.

It would be nice if Longevity could do some videos with the automated welder setup like he had. Just to take the human out of the equation.

Eric

[Sasquach]

brain candy for the masses, i to look forward for more. nice seeing and hearing arc changes while being described

[matteh99]

Parts 3 and 4 are now up on you tube.

YouTube - weldingtipsandtricks's Channel

YouTube - weldingtipsandtricks's Channel

Eric

[Sasquach]

hey guys, you are missing half the story. visit the TipsandTricks web site. for each video Jody has a write up with more details and diagrams. here is the link to part 1, then you can follows links there to the additional parts. Tig Welder Settings Made Simpler

[NavinRJohnson]

that write up makes me want to start playing with the TIG machine that the other guys gave up on at work. i think it's a miller, not too sure cuz it's half covered in dust.

the main complaint was that it made too much heat vs the MIG. heat in saws removes the tension in the cutting edge and allows it to wander around - especially when it encounters a knot.

i dont know what settings they were using but now that i'm armed with just enough knowledge to be dangerous, i think i'll try and set it up.

bob