
Best Practices for Proper Shielding Gas in TIG Welding
Learn how to select the best gas for TIG welding, and how to optimize gas coverage for better GTAW results.
Learn how to TIG weld with guidance on setup, technique, controls and troubleshooting. This cluster covers TIG basics, shielding gas, AC balance, pulsed TIG, waveforms, TIG brazing, chromoly, stainless steel color and common TIG problems. Use it to improve torch control, filler timing, heat management and overall weld appearance.

Learn how to select the best gas for TIG welding, and how to optimize gas coverage for better GTAW results.

Learn about common mistakes when TIG welding as well as basic tips on how to prevent these errors.

Learn the key differences between MIG and TIG welding, how the process changes when switching to TIG and how the right equipment helps build confidence and control.

TIG welding, also known as gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) is a precision welding process known for producing clean, high-quality welds on metals.

Learn the basics of TIG welding in motorsports applications and the proficiency of a TIG welder on aluminum and chrome-moly.

TIG welding certain materials, like aluminum, requires attention to many details to produce high-quality results.

Learn the difference between different waveforms available with inverter machines and how they can help with specific welding tasks.

Pulsed TIG welding gives you better control of heat input, warping and arc stability on stainless steel — improving first-pass yield and lowering costs.

Welder/fabricator Josh Welton of Brown Dog Welding explains how to use silicon bronze when TIG brazing.

TIG welding chromoly requires attention to heat input and best practices for material cleaning as well as choosing consumables.

Whether you’re new to pulsed TIG welding or trying to get the stacked dimes look, selecting the right settings is the key to success.

Learn more about the different colors in welds from welder/fabricator Josh Welton of Brown Dog Welding.

Learn the tips & tricks to TIG welding for beginning and intermediate welders from metalworker Ron Covell.