My goal is to use tig welding And get away from MiG as mush as possible For custom wall panels on vintage car restoration and custom cars To minimize the finish work and leave the panels metal finished

I did add some hooks on the other side

Any recommendations on filler rod and amperage for 18 gauge steel sheet metal thank you

Can I load more than one picture at a time I haven’t been able to

If you’re trying to metal finish the grinding process is as important as the welding process I would get perfect fitment and wells and I would mess up my panels on the granting process If it’s not done correctly it will warp the panels as much as the welding

Take your time sheet metal took me a long time to learn To get it where I feel proud of my workbut it’s not too hard

Tig cart made out of harbor freight end cabinet

3/32 2% lantenated purple
15cf gas
7 cup

Or maybe somebody could give me some super simple tig settings That are good for practicing with the number nine torch

I’ve been MiG welding for the last 15 years and I thought that would give me a little experience when I jumped in to tig welding Well I’m so lost I just picked up an everlast 255 ext And I just can’t seem to even figure out if this machine is working OK I just want to get to the point where I could ...

I just made this one with a cabinet I bought at Harbor freight got that idea from YouTube