miller tig
best gloves i have ever worn

Just got a Miller Digital Infinity and for what i do it has a lot of bells and whistles
I like the large Viewing screen

you can always weld the Nubs together LOL

each size tungsten has a specific collet body size so if you change the tungsten size you have to change the collet and the body https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51vUYnWLQPL.jpg also the paint on the end of the tungsten can be to large if trying to slide in from the open end Kevin

i must be blind or work is not letting me see them
I feel restarted

Looks awesome

One way to Keep heat in it is to Elevate it off the welding table and clamp your ground right to the block

sorry for my late response but i can only check here one weekends
yes i only use DC


Kevin

You have to Preheat the aluminum bronze before welding when your dipping you need to have the torch pointed away from the filler rod or the rod will melt before you dip think of how you weld aluminum but with a lot more heat you might want to even try Helium instead of argon my personal opinion is u...

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Practice --the more you weld the more you learn the better you get the better i looks
read and ask questions

i don't know what else to tell you

i just fix injection molds and you can always tell when someone is not as experienced as others


Kevin

Cool Vice

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I was sitting with the torch wire across my legs Music was blasting and i was Sweaty (i'm fat) and in shorts i had my leg against the table leg, you know where you hook your ground wire to Needless to that torch wire was replaced really quickly but it was a shocking surprise :o :lol: :evil: Kevin

I use it allot in fixing Plastic injection Molds
we use is as a wear surface or a Crush surface
Not sure what else you would use it for
other than making your welds look sexy




Kevin

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Kevin

Not sure if it helps but here in Canada i have used AL bronze welding rod when repairing Plastic injection Moulds
you might want to talk to someone in there Maintenance departments

I don't think we have any here
Sorry

Kev

Tungsten Carbide components are not weldable in the ordinary sense. As others have said, they can be brazed, with silver solders. Tungsten Carbide is actually a mixture of cobalt and tungsten carbide, a metal matrix composite, with cobalt acting as a 'glue' to hold the carbide particles together. Li...

i was hard to do and dose not look as nice as i would have liked i never thought about using copper to take the High frequency initial hit i will remember that tip But because a squeaky wheel gets some grease my lead hand and i talk nice to my Manager they are looking into buying us a new miller dyn...

yes it has a foot pedal i am on and off it for every dip i wish i could Show you what i am working on but i like my Job Block is made out of P20 and i am using a P20 modified Rod as that material is nicer to work after welding the Hobart is Old i have been here 10 years and it was here 10 years befo...

Hello all I'm a mold maker the company i work for has a couple of plants at the main plant we have a miller Dynasty® 350 (awesome love this thing) now to my problem at one of the plants we have an old Hobart tigmatic i have it set to 0 amps and i am still welding i have to use this to weld up an edg...

Hi all We use it sometimes in mold making it creates a wear pad for when two pieces of the same steel need to slide against each other. i have seen it work harden and become brittle i have also used it to quick fix small problems in areas that are hard to hand work or quick in the press fixes becaus...

For starters You all are Awesome i do more reading than posting i use an old Hobart 220v tig welder set at about 60-80 amps argon is at 15-17 Had a mold break last week block is p20 using a p20-mod Welding rod i have never had a problem with this set up before but last week i was seeing allot of por...

this is what i use now . tried it once and wont go back Http://www.millerwelds.com/products/welding_protection/hand_body/welding_gloves/performance/tig/ i have used these also http://jtillman.com/products/gloves/tig/1324/ when welding small Diameter filler rod i use no glove other than on my torch ...

this is what i use now . tried it once and wont go back Http://www.millerwelds.com/products/welding_protection/hand_body/welding_gloves/performance/tig/ i have used these also http://jtillman.com/products/gloves/tig/1324/ when welding small Diameter filler rod i use no glove other than on my torch h...

For the welding i do at work i use mostly 1% (yellow) and don't really find a difference between 1% and 2%
work just got the E3 ( purple) and the guys seems to like it
I need to finish out the 10-15 i have on the go befor i try something else

Sorry no help here

Kev

I tried that today, welded two small bars together, heated until just blue then let it air cool. Quite tough, but did break at the same place, perhaps 1mm outside the weld. I'll post some photos over the weekend. Part of the heat treating process you might have to after heating it blue you have to ...

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i have had alot of luck using long cups like this

Kev