There are a plethora of metal in the world. Can you weld all metal using mig process? Mig welding is a popular and wide spread method that is being used every day all over the world. But you cannot mig weld all the metal. I have described the metals you can mig weld bellow. Lets … Read more
Setting up polarity correctly on the MIG welder is important to get spatter-free aesthetic welding. But how to set polarity on the MIG welder correctly? You can set polarity on the Mig welder in two ways: DCEP and DCEN. In DCEN, electrode is connected to negative socket while clamp is connected to positive. On the … Read more
Welding is a technical task and boring in some cases. Especially for a beginner, it can be daunting and dangerous in some aspects. Fortunately mig welding is beginner friendly and can be easily learnt. Mig welding needs some tools and accessories for safety purposes. Also the accessories help to Mig weld metals properly. Let’s have … Read more
MIG welding technique is easy to learn but hard to master. Vertical MIG welding is a tricky welding method. It is especially beneficial for structural welds on buildings and pipe welding. You can utilize this welding technique on thick, heavy metal by using a metal-transfer mode. Here, we will share how to do it, along … Read more
As a beginner, it can be overwhelming to start learning about welding, especially MIG welding. MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding is a popular type of welding that is commonly used in industrial and DIY projects. In this article, we will provide a comprehensive guide to MIG welding for beginners. What is MIG Welding (Described for … Read more
You can MIG weld pot metals. But being extra cautious is mandatory because it is made from extremely soft metals. You also must have some prior practice and knowledge for better welding experience. Otherwise, it will create unwanted holes and ruin the pot metal. Characteristics Of Pot Metal Pot metal is also known as monkey … Read more
Welding history tracks back to ancient age. Gradually the welding techniques developed with the help of new technology & enabled it to take the present face. In this guide we will only talk about the history of mig/mag (GMAW) welding, how it evolved, developed and took the modern form. So let’s start – Beginning Of … Read more
Mig contact tips are used to provide a conductive path for solid wire electrode in mig gun. They ensure the wire is in the right position inside the torch and maintain right distance between wire & workpiece. MIG contact tips are available in various sizes, from 0.024 to 0.094 inches. Standard Copper, Copper-Chrome-Zirconium, Silver-Plated, Heavy … Read more
It might seem easy to install or put a mig welding wire into the MIG welder, but it can create trouble if not done with care. To put a wire in a MIG welder, all you have to do is hang the spool on the shaft of the machine and lock it at that place. … Read more
Are you wondering why is your MIG welder popping or spattering while welding various materials? It may happen from imbalanced wire speed, excessive amperage, unregulated gas & many other reasons. Achieving accurate welding results is difficult unless you solve this problem. Here, we will help to figure out the causes of this issue and how … Read more
The main advantage of using a spool gun is improving preciseness while feeding wire. But why do you need a spool gun to weld aluminum? Some people think it is compulsory, and some say optional. You should use spool gun to reduce the travel distance of softer aluminum mig wire for aluminum welding. That in … Read more
When flux core or mig welding you can use either Single pass or multi pass application. But what are they and what are the differences between them? Let’s describe in brief- Basic difference: Single-pass welding wire is ideal for thinner materials with a thickness of ¼-inch or less. In contrast, the multi-pass welding wire is … Read more
Many people find it a bit challenging to clean a Mig liner as they don’t know the complete working mechanism of this element. However, cleaning a MIG welder liner is a more straightforward job. How To Clean Mig Liner You only need to follow a few steps. Why Mig Liners Get Dirty and How? Lack … Read more
Can I Really Weld Brass Using MIG? Yes you can weld brass as other metals. The melting point of brass ranges between 900 to 940 degrees Fahrenheit. That means brass is a metal with lower melting point. But the material is prone to buildup porosity and crack once you divide the alloys. It is crucial … Read more
Can you do MIG weld thin wall tubing? Following MIG welding for thin wall tubing is fine if you use small-diameter wire. Minimal heat is needed to melt the wire. But why should you not use thicker materials? The excessive heat will cause a distortion in shape thus spoiling the welding. Need to learn in … Read more