@Bryce Grant @Saif Bouchnak @Lu Jam @Saul Garcia @Joe Kiss Glad to have you all here. Please make an introduction post using the “write something” bar at the top of the home page (if you haven’t already). Show us some of your work good or bad, or if you’re brand new just tell us what you’re hoping to learn from this group and we can get you started on the right track!

125 amps-struggled on the pedal with heat at the end of runs. 150 hertz 3/32 2% lanthanted tungsten 1/8” 4043 filler rod. #6 cup on 18-19 cfh I did clean up the corners before I gave it to a co worker. I also have a video of all welds. Had to cut out two of them and redo them so they got a little wider and grainy.

@Morgan Kolar @Victoria Reed @Paul T @Jalen Hill @Michael Jordan @Gilbert Avila @Molten Metal @Tomáš Rábl Glad to have you all here! Please make an introduction post using the “write something” bar at the top of the community page. Include some pictures of your work so we can get to know you or if you’re just getting started let us know what you’re interested in learning so we can get you started right away!

No welding background… just watching online videos on TIG. I know enough to know, I don’t know much at all. LOL! I have a lot to learn but that doesn’t discourage me. I’m very excited to get back to it this weekend. First pic is steel coupon and second is stainless coupon. I was trying different amps and pedal control. Also don’t think I sharpened my tungsten correctly either. Any advice is appreciated. @Grant Pratt appreciate your videos, they are great motivation... I always wanted to learn to weld as a hobbyist and I've finally taken the leap.. thx 🙏 Steve

Still can’t wrap my head around tacking. If I tack on the very sides I am fine. But if I tack about a millimeter from the side it just burns through. Settings are 120 amps 120hz 3 seconds post flow. 1/16 blue tungsten 1/8 aluminum. And I realize I went too cold in the second pic