Welding Tips and Tricks

Hi There, beginner here and I've been practicing MIG and TIG welding. We know safety is of utmost priority. I'm planning to replace my old cowhide gloves handed over by an old friend. So far I'm seeing good reviews about Lincoln and Tillman - (thewiredshopper.com/best-welding-gloves-to-buy) What would you recommend?

Tillmans work good for me. Their leather ones ones tho, they have some available made of a thinner cloth or some very light material, which gives you better feel but they leave fuzzy residue everywhere till they're broken in. Bugs the heck out of me

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I like these for MIG and stick https://jtillman.com/products/gloves/mig/50/

and I like these for TIG https://jtillman.com/products/gloves/tig/25a/

Now a days I mostly use some Tilman driver's gloves for all processes with heat shields. I find regular MIG/stick gloves do not give the dexterity I need to use the slider amptrols on my welders.

If you want to support Jody he has gloves that look very similar to the Tilmans, there is a link to his store at the top of this page

I use these https://www.millerwelds.com/safety/glov ... ves-m00467 for stick and MIG, though the stick ones I have have a much longer sleeve so I can lean on stuff but they don't show them anymore.

for tig I use these https://www.millerwelds.com/safety/glov ... air-279897

I mainly just got tired of demolishing $20 gloves with so little use! The back gets burned up, and the seams unravel if you handle too heavy stuff with them as you're welding stuff up. Rather do that to cheap gloves, lol.