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Spot welding is used in multiple industries, to join two or more sheet metal components in a lap joint formation. Common applications of spot welding, ordered from greatest to least frequency, include. Automotive Industry. The automotive industry has moved on from mild steel in the pursuit of more fuel-efficient and safer vehicles. Using the latest … Read more
Pinch welds are an important part of the auto industry, used in countless projects. But what exactly is a pinch weld and why is it so vital? This guide will explain exactly what pinch welds are and how they work, as well as their importance in auto repair projects. What is a Pinch Weld? A … Read more
Choosing the right tungsten for the job is almost as important as your ability to do the job. Tungsten electrodes come in color-coded options with various sizes and types to choose from. So how do you decipher which one is right? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered in this comprehensive guide. TLDR… Below are the … Read more
Get professional tips on how to miter polish stainless steel, with this comprehensive guide. All the basic tools and equipment are listed, so you get pro results. With detailed information on each step, with accompanying pictures. This will be an addition to the YouTube video I published so you will have a firm foundation on … Read more
Do welding rods go bad? The short answer is yes. Over time electrodes are susceptible to moisture damage and other contaminants that affect their operational capability or sometimes render them useless. The time depends on your rod’s composition and the condition you keep them in. However, a drop in performance after some time is inevitable. … Read more
In this guide, we will walk you through the best way to remove welding spatter from glass, sharing tips and procedures to smooth out your work! Do you remember watching old TV shows where they would work on cars? They would weld the cars after the painting had already been done and the glass was … Read more
MIG welding gas can either be reactive or non-reactive. Several factors, like the material, application, transfer method, and overall cost, must be considered before you decide on the gas you’ll use. Anyone remotely associated with the basics of MIG and TIG welding knows how important gasses are for both processes. Using the correct MIG welding … Read more
Argon welding is very popular among both industrial and domestic welders. In this article, you’ll learn everything you need to know about Argon welding for both tungsten inert gas welding (TIG) and metal inert gas welding (MIG) welding process for your welding projects. Argon, atomic number 18, is an abundant noble gas that has various … Read more
The materials you need for your TIG (or any other kind) of welder can quickly become overwhelming. From the type of machine to even the welding gas. Before you race out and buy a little bit of every size of tungsten electrodes take a quick look at the 2% Lanthanated Tungsten uses first. Why? Well, … Read more
To complete your projects, you’ll need a welding tank of an appropriate size. Selecting the best welding gas tank size for different applications can be a confusing task for many people. Sounds tricky? Don’t worry, you’ll learn everything you need to make an informed decision in this comprehensive guide. I have also found the best-value … Read more
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